Tornadoes Rip Over Seven Midwest States
United Press reports a sequence of tornadoes and storms across Nebraska Minnesota Kansas Iowa Missouri Wisconsin and Illinois on May 2. Deaths and injuries mount as towns like Tekamah and Sioux City suffer fatalities and destruction.
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Estern
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Misr
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Silin
Sin
Iowa
Nefive
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Missouri River
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Tekamah
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Oft
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Easton
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Wacrosse
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Westby Exchange
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Zumbro Falls
Minn
Exclusive Hills
Classified notices tease local offers in Canton Daily Chaser
Miscellaneous items and job notices appear in the Canton Daily Chaser classifieds. The page lists odd jobs, requests, and small ads seeking help or purchases in a bustling, informal market.
Ohio Democrats to Rally on June 5
A statewide Democratic Victory Dinner is planned for June 5 in Columbus as part of a push to elect party candidates in the next election. Walter F. Heer is named general chairman with Robert S. Hayes as treasurer. Jouett Shouse will attend as guest of honor, and about 2,000 are expected to attend after a series of rallies starting in Lima.
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Columbus
Franklin Co
Henry G. Brunner
Mansfield
Walter F. Heer
Robert S. Hayes
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
Ohio
Lima
Ohio penitentiary crisis after Easter disaster
May 2 report says improvement day by day in the Ohio penitentiary situation following the Easter Monday holocaust that claimed 320 prisoners. The piece notes efforts to move prisoners and restore order as authorities assess the aftermath.
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J. W. Fisher Daily News
Spahr
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Pat McDermott Put In Solitary At Ohio Penitentiary
Canton lifer Pat McDermott was placed in the hole after throwing stones at convicts outside the stockade. Military heads Adjt. Gen. Reynolds and Col. Haubrich oversee the prison as conditions stay tense.
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Olumbus
Pat McDermott
Canton Lifer
Company K
Ohio Penitentiary
McDermott
Adjt
Arthur A. Reynolds
Robert E. Haubrich
Gen. Reynolds
Indians to Hold Ceremonies at Sunrise Rain Dance
Hundreds of Hopi braves gathered at Tuba City Arizona for the Katchini dance, the first of summer prayers. Colorful gay costumes, patterned after the Katchini polls, await the sunrise Saturday when a two day ceremony begins, with tom toms pounding and chants of rain prayers.
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Tuba City
Ariz
World May Day Passes Quietly Across Europe and U S
May Day passed quietly in many regions as crowds gathered from Berlin to Madrid. Arrests ran high in Europe and the United States with hundreds detained mainly as precautionary actions. France and Ohio saw limited disruptive activity amid police efforts and demonstrations.
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Europe
United States
Paris
Andre Tardieu
France
Akron
Ohio
Goodrich Rubber Co
Berlin
Madrid
Miguel Unamuno
Frimo de Rivera
May Day clashes in Canton draw police protection
Communist and anti Communist groups held separate demonstrations on the public square in Canton with permits. Capt J Robert O Brien anti Communist leader arrived with a seven piece jazz band and spoke of loyalty to the constitution. Carl Guillod led Communists to the courthouse steps and a brass band joined the protest.
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Canton
J. Robert O’brien
United States
Carl Guillod
Tuscara
Eachather
O’brien
May Day Brings Hottest Weather of 1930 in Canton
May Day brought the year's highest temperatures to Canton as the mercury rose to 78 degrees by mid afternoon. Sleeveless summer dresses and straw hats appeared, with Thursday night recording the warmest reading of 70 degrees at 10.
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Canton
Fox Film Corp to Pay 1 Dividend Action Planned
Directors of Fox Film Corp. announce they intend to pay the regular common dividend of 1. Harley L. Clarke says the board will meet in a few days to decide dividend action. Also note an advertisement for W. & LE. weekend excursion to Cleveland at 2.25 round trip valid Saturday Sunday and return Monday evening.
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New York
Fox Film Corp
Harley L. Clarke
Clarke
The
Cleveland
Hoover Plans Study of Causes and Cures for Depressions
President Hoover announces plans to appoint a commission to study the causes and cures of economic depressions following the stock market crash. He spoke at a U S Chamber of Commerce banquet urging unity and forecasting a rapid recovery despite a chamber resolution opposing fed farmer aid plans.
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Washington
Hoover
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Everhart Held on $15 000 Bond in Embezzlement Case
Russell G. Everhart former Canton stock salesman was held for the grand jury under a $15 000 bond after a brief hearing before Justice Donald Smyth. He faces charges of embezzling funds from the Henry L. Doherty Co in Massillon where he was employed. Lester Collier testified he paid $1 562.50 for City Service stock but never received the stock and the order was not found at company offices. Everhart left Canton and was arrested in St Louis after a lengthy private detective search. He did not testify at the hearing.
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Donald Smyth
Henry L. Doherty Co
Massillon
Lester Collier
Everhart
City Service
Collier
Canton
St. Louis
Ambassador Lindsay Reopens Embassy Cellar To Wine Stock
Sir Ronald Lindsay the new British ambassador declares himself a teetotaler yet plans to restock the embassy cellar with wines and spirits dried up by Sir Esme Howard. Howard aimed to curb bootlegging suspicions and his policy followed a year of abstinence at the embassy.
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Hymited
Shington
Ronald Lindsay
Esme Howard
Esme
Belden Pupil Crowned Northeast Marble Champion
Frank Lagodich 12 of Belden won the northeast district marble title at Nimi sila Park in a large field with a big crowd. The city championship and other district titles will follow at Witter Park with four district champions competing for the city cup.
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Frank Lagodich
Belden
Nimisila Park
Lagodich
Frank
Canton Daily News
Witter Park
W. J. Pierce
City Recreation Department
Vernon Lindamood
Junior Becker
Ambassador Morrow Returns to Desk after London Conference
Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow settled in at the state department after returning from the London naval conference and faced questions about his future plane. Interest grows over a possible temporary return to Mexico.
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Morrow
State Department
London
Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Red Propaganda Plot in America Is Bared
New York police reveal photostatic copies of Third Internationale letters outlining red propaganda plans to incite labor strikes and upset U S military and naval services. Documents trace Moscow to Amtorg channels with orders to move files to Seattle and ship archives to Moscow.
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New York
Moscow
United States
New York Police Department
Berlin
Paris
Seattle
Amtorg
Brooding Fills India's Gateway During Rioting
J eshwar India May 2 A fragile calm shrouds Sharawar gateway after last week's fighting that killed about two score. Native leaders call hartal to honor dead in the streets as guards try to curb uprising amid tense bazaars and memorial stone. Two congressmen guard the memorial as crowds gather and police move to restrain agitators.
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Distriot
India
United Seal Bureau
London
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United Press
Railroad Picnic At Meyers Lake Draws Thousands
The Veteran Employers' Association of the eastern division of the Pennsylvania Railroad will hold its annual picnic at Meyers Lake Park on July 10. Special trains will bring in attendees, with an all day program of children's activities and an athletic program announced by J. H. Hanna, picnic chairman.
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Eastern Division
Pennyvania Railroad
Meyers Lake Park
Lake Resort
J. H Hanna
Graf Zeppelin Flies Private Charter Over Switzerland
Graf Zeppelin departs from Chartres Graf Zeppelin today on private charter for a joyride over Switzerland. Alwin Schmid of Kuessnicht Switzerland chartered the air liner inviting a portion of his Swiss friends to join the flight.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Jon
Alwin Schmid
Kuessnicht
Switzerland
Be Our Spring Filled Mattresses at Canton Mattress Co
Spring mattress sale at Canton Mattress Co located at 14 E Tuse. Prices start at eighteen dollars with phone contact 3-5404 for ordering and inquiries.
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Canton Mattress Co
Parker Confirmation Battle Narrows In Senate
The Parker Supreme Court nomination hangs in the balance as administration efforts.
Fatal Plank Accident Claims James Smith at 70
James Smith, 70, of 1229 Shadyside Ave SW, died after a large plank used as a pry pole struck his head while he worked at home on April 25. Coroner reports a fractured skull as the cause. Survived by wife Laura and four daughters plus 13 grandchildren. member of Simpson Methodist Church. Funeral arrangements pending at Maughman funeral home.
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Shadyside
Smith
Aultman Hospital
T. C. McQuate
Laura Smith
Mine Mittie Smith
Kent
John F. Reynolds
Sioux City
L. Bartom
Washington
Ind
James G. Polk
Highland, O
Simpson Methodist Church
Maugh- Man
Boy Flyer to Continue Hop Across Nation
El Paso May 2 1 year old aviator Frank Goldsborough planned to resume a transcontinental junior flight to Los Angeles to finance his journey. The continuation depended on a new wing after his craft damaged during a desert takeoff 100 miles east of here. He is the son of Brice Goldsborough who died in an Atlantic attempt. he landed in the desert Wednesday night near a truck light.
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EL Paso
Tex
Frank Goldsborough
Los Angeles
Goldsborough
Desert
Her
Brice Goldsborough
Atlantic
Toscanini Leads European Tour In France Stop
Arturo Toscanini and the philharmonic orchestra arrived in Havre France from New York today as the ensemble begins a tour of Europe.
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France
Arturo Toscanini
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Philharmonic Orchestra
New York
Europe
British to Resist Bombay Subversion of Law
Lord Irwin the viceroy of India says the British government will resist subversion of the law amid Muslim leaders appeal for rapprochement with Mahatma Gandhi. He accuses the civil disobedience campaigners of rejecting reason and pursuing destructive methods which the government will combat to the utmost.
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Bombay
India
Lord Irwin
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
World's Fastest Human Loses Dash at Marriage Bureau
In Everly Hills Charley Paddock loses a hundred-yard race to an unnamed woman for missing the start at a marriage bureau. Henry Ford wins a hundred-yard dash in Fredericksburg Va over his secretary. Edison races Ford next with John D. Rockefeller challenging the winner.
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Cal
Charley Paddock
Henry Ford
Fredericksburg
Edison
Ford
John D. Rockefeller
Hoover
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