Tariff talks plan eyed as Senate resumes prohibition debate
The May 15 report notes wets gaining a slim edge in the Tydings alcohol amendment vote, with 19 in favor and several absences. It also outlines a plan by Smoot and conferees to restart tariff negotiations, aiming to reopen conference with the House and seek a compromise on disputed clauses.
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Senate
Iy United
Washington
Sen Tydings
Faye Ote
Lens Wheeler
Montene
Sullivan
Reed
Penneylmais
Patterson
Missouri
Colorado
Kendick
Wyoming
Wheeler
Williamson
Treasury
Justice Department
Drys
White House
House
Smoot
Eis
Pat Harricom
Miesiexippi
Congress
Sen Borah
Idaho
Flcor
Watson
Nton Couple Celebrates 63rd Wedding Anniversary
Henry H Netschgrindt and Adelaide Whitmer Neischwindt marked the 64th year of marriage as their family shared memories of service in the Civil War and a large brood of descendants. The Canton couple, married May 14 1867 in St Peers Church, reminisced about seven children and 13 grandchildren with 12 great grandchildren, while a WEAF diamond jubilee notice highlighted their milestone.
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Netschwindt
Marrie
Arnold
St. Peers
Texas Martial Law Relaxed in Sherman Riot Aftermath
Martial law ended in Sherman as military authorities plan to restore civil government following mob violence that burned the Grayson County courthouse and killed a Black man. Federal grand jury probe begins, with five men arraigned on incitement charges and facing up to two years in prison plus fines if convicted.
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Sherman
Tex
Graysonco
US Dist. Atty
Randolph Bryom
Justice Court
Planes Rescue Four After Bombing Plane Down
May 15 reports say two amphibian planes rescued four men who fell from an army bombing aircraft into the ocean off Honolulu. Commander Victor Herbster of the naval air station led a search, sighting a navy flying boat with two crew members aboard the downed bomber.
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Honolulu
Victor Herbster
Naval Air Station
Wene
Robertes
Bits of News Ignite Local Gossips and Oddities
A jumble of clipped notes hints at hot points about a range and room repairs, a convent renovation price, and a small city discussion. The fragmentary items mention costs, exchanges, and local happenings without clear detail.
Bishop Cannon Cleared Of Conduct Charge By Episcopacy
Bishop James Cannon Jr. was acquitted of conduct unbecoming a bishop by the Episcopacy committee in Dallas. Four other bishops were cleared of similar charges related to political and financial involvement, though Cannon faces a remaining charge over a marginal stock account.
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Dallas. Tex
James Cannon, Jr
Storm Center
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Wall Street
al Smith
Bishop Cannon
New York
Cannon
Sieueen
Daeetelle
Hae
M. Dubose
Nashville
Tenn
John M. Moore
Dallas
Tex
Warren A. Candler
Atlanta
First Methodist
Steamer City of Atlanta Collides With Schooner Azusa
The coast wise steamer City of Atlanta rammed the schooner Azusa off the New Jersey coast while en route to Savannah. Azusa was sinking as City of Atlanta rescued all but three crew members, who were reported missing after the night.
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New York
City of
Atlanta
Savannah
Azusa
New Jersey
Radio Marine Corp
Mackay Radio
Perfect 36 headline returns as new army chest standard
The War Department announces a new army average chest measurement driven by more younger recruits. It notes the shift from barrel chested veterans to smaller, fit soldiers reflecting changing physical requirements.
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United Frees
Ashington
War Department
Mercury Drops as Rain Falls in Cool Autumn Weather
A chill settles in as the temperature dips to 51 degrees early Thursday under cloudy skies. Light drizzle from overnight rain leaves about a tenth of an inch of water, with forecasts calling for cloudy and cooler conditions Friday.
Public Utility in Power Probe in Ohio
Three electric power firms with Canton offices face the Ohio Public Utilities Commission over unpaid energy totaling more than 100000 dollars. Ohio Power Co renews its complaint against Suburban Power Co and General Light and Power Co as threats to cut service loom if delinquency is not settled by noon. The commission moved to set tariff determinations and reschedule the case for action.
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Columbus
Canton
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Power Co
Suburban Power Co
General Light and Power Co
Ohio ‘Power Co
Serit
Ohio Power’ Co
Judge, Woman Faint at Trial in Jersey City
In Jersey City New Jersey on May 5 Judge Thomas H Brown fainted at yesterday’s session and the defendant Lillian Russo became hysterical and collapsed after a few minutes. The judge regained composure after sleep loss and the trial resumed fifteen minutes later before the defendant again screamed and fainted.
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Jersey City
NS. J
Lillian Russo
Thomas H Brown
Miss Russo
Rum Ship Ansterberg Sinks Behind Great Lakes Run
A shipload of contraband liquor valued at $699,000 was guarded at Washington Island harbor after attempting to slip into Green Bay. The rum ship Ansterberg, painted black and racing through the straits, was sighted by Captain M A Jacobson of the Plum Island Coast Guard as it tried to reach Chicago for Capone interests.
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Green Bay. Vic
Chicago
Washington Island Harbor
Green Bay
Ansterberg
M A. Jacobson
Plum Island Coast Guard
Capone
Telephone girls strike Paris disrupts business day
Paris fell into confusion as telephone operators walked out for two hours to spotlight postal employees demand for higher pay. An auction sale notice lists household goods and freight items from The Canton Storage Co.
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Paris
Sati
Canton Storage Co—-Acy
Population jump as Will Rogers counted in Everly Hills
Everly Hills officials reported a one person rise in the city population after Will Rogers was added to the 1930 census. The inclusion increased the total from 17 424 to 17 429, with no material change to the citys 2 400 per cent growth since 1920.
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Letted
Everly Hills
Cal
Will Rogers
Funny Man
Rogers
Senators Nye and Wagner to probe primary election conditions
Sen Gerald P. Nye and Sen Robert F. Wagner plan a joint investigation of primary election conditions. They intend to visit Erie and possibly other cities after Nye indicated thorough scrutiny is warranted, though he did not disclose specific observations.
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Philadelphia
Gerald P. Nye
Senate
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Jim Allegheny Co
Erie
Nye
Pilgrims in Rome Receive Pope Pius Gifts
Pope Pius greeted 199 pilgrims from New York Baltimore and Trenton dioceses in Vatican City on May 15. He gave each a ring and medals were distributed. The group was led by William McKinney Lodge in a special communication note.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius
New York and
Balmore
Trenton
Prove She's Scully's Wife in Cleveland Case
Mrs Eunice Rockwell claims she is widow of Dr Alfred P Scully and mother of his 13 year old son and plans a secret trip to obtain records to establish dower rights. She would travel to the town where the 1915 marriage occurred and return with proof, refusing to name the town.
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Cleveland
Eunice Rockwell
Alfred P Scully
Scull
Mark Patterson
Scully
Mra Rockwell
Bankers Fail to Appear in Court in Embezzlement Case
William A. Thompson and A D Thompson were absent for arraignment on charges of embezzling 43000 from the Peoples Bank of Alliance and for forging notes. They are expected in court early next week to plead. Other defendants, including CE Shaffer Walter Wensel and Carl Wise, pleaded guilty to chicken thefts and sought probation, with hearings set for Tuesday.
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William A. Thompson
Peoples Bank of Alliance
A D. Thompson
Et Wherty
CE Shaffer
Walter Wensel
Carl Wise
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Dawes Sees Wives as Safeguard to Avoid Entanglements
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes told the American Chamber of Commerce luncheon in London that American businessmen bring their wives to Europe as a safeguard of the traditional U.S. policy of avoiding entanglements. He joked about attending numerous banquets during the wartime conference and noted his waistline had subsided since it ended.
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London
Europe
Charlies G Dawes
American Chamber of Commerce
Dawes
Fleming to Begin Prison Term in Ohio Penitentiary
Thomas W. Fleming former city councilman and Republican leader was expected to surrender to county authorities today for a prison term of two years and nine months deputy sheriffs had been seeking him since Tuesday night He will be placed in a county jail cell with transfer to the Ohio Penitentiary depending on conditions at the institution Sheriff Ed J Hanratty stated No prisoners have yet been sent to the penitentiary since the Easter Monday fire
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Cleveland
Thomas W. Fleming
I¢ Fleming
Ohio Penitentiary
Ed J. Hanratty
Northeast storm warnings issued from Nantucket to Eastport
Weather bureau displays warnings for a disturbance off the New Jersey coast moving northeastward. Strong easterly winds from high pressure over Canadian maritime provinces are expected to bring gale force winds today. Weekend excursion to Cleveland offered at 225 dollars with Sunday travel and Monday return.
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Washington
Naentucket
Mass
Eastport
The
Weather Bureau
Bureau
New Jersey
Canadian Maritime Provinces
Mrs Naidu Standoff Halts Independence Raid at Dhara Sana
In Bombay on May 15 Mrs Sarajomi Naidu leads volunteers toward the Dhara Sana salt depot but police and supporters block the march. Sat down in protest when halted, Naidu vows to return as the raid proceeds under Gandhi era independence campaign tensions.
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Bombay
India
Sarajomi Naidu
Dharasana
Mahatma Gandhi
Nai@u
Neidw
Eo Beck
Mre Naidu
Gandhi
Abbas Twabti
Poona
Pathan
New Plan Mapped For Defiance
An Indian National Congress executive committee draft outlines a new plan aimed at defying British authority in India. The plan, described as the campaign’s test step, urges peasants in Bengal and Bihar to refuse tax payments for village watchmen maintenance.
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Allahabad
India
Indian National Congress
Congress
Cagles Disappear In New York City Visit
May 18 reports say Mr and Mrs Christian K Cagle are in New York City to discuss Cagle s next job as athletic coach at Mississippi A and M College. His resignation from West Point was accepted yesterday and he joined his wife there last night.
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New York
Christian K. Cagle
Cagle
Misseippi A & M College
West Point
Will Rogers Punches Holes In Army Bigamy Tale
In this satirical May 15 column from Hills Cal, Will Rogers mocks a supposed Army defeat caused by a marriage certificate scandal. He jokes about Private Red Eagle, West Point lineups, and replacing him with 16 single men while taunting politics and Navy quips.
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Cal
U. S Army
Red Eagle
Secretary of War
West Point
Navy
Louisiana
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Will Rogers
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