Mutiny and Court Fight Frame Ohio Pen News
Warden Parker pledges to halt defense as mutiny crackdown unfolds at Ohio penitentiary just before gubernatorial report. National guard presence and fire inquiry loom amid inmate unrest and investigations into Monésy disaster. In Washington, Judge Parker defends his Supreme Court nomination against charges of race bias and Yellow Dog Contract precedent.
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Thomas Judge Parker
Senate
Washington
Fac
Ing
Supreme Court
John J. Parser
North Caroins
Senate Judiciary Committee
Overman
North Carolina
Senator Overman
Judiciary Committee
W Hien
Hoover
Parker
Supreme Court to rule on liquor buyer's status in Prohibition cases
Two government test cases go before the Supreme Court to decide if purchase of bootleg liquor or conspiracy with bootleggers is a prohibition violation. The Boston case questions buyer guilt without illicit transport. Philadelphia case seeks to extend liability to buyers who know delivery will involve light transportation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Treasury
Philadelphia
Alfred E.morris
New York
Boston
Ilegal Transportation
Massachusetts
James E. Farrar
Iiguor
Prison Riot Strikes Columbus As National Guardsmen Parade
Hundreds of National Guardsmen guard the walls of the Columbus prison after a disturbance sparked by passive resistance. Gun emplacements and guards patrol White City housing while convicts mill outside cells. Authorities—including Warden Thomas, police chief Marty Preach, and prison officials—hold emergency talks to prevent further unrest as addition guards are ordered and windows are monitored.
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Colmebus
Ghioxtas
Watérn F. E. Thames
Tee Mackie
White City
New Durmitory
Sen
Msturbanes
tWanorrow
Thomet
Batiel
Thomas
Marty Preach
Columbus
Price
Plan to Reopen Laguna Beach Death Probe
Bodies of Adele Ruehle Post and Doris Murray Palmer lie in state as officials plan to reopen the investigation into their deaths at Palmer's Laguna Beach home. Attorney Moresby White disclosed a letter from Mia Post suggesting a death pact. Coroner's jury earlier ruled Post murdered Palmer then died by suicide. White revealed will terms favoring Palmer if Post died first.
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Laguna Beach
Adele Ruehle Post
Doris Murray Palmer
Mrs. Palmer
Moresby White
Peat
Wlite
White
Post
Police hold two in murder probe at Oklahoma hotel
In Muskogee Oklahoma April 27 police detained John L. Wike and P G Beeley after the fatal shooting of George Smith and wounding of David Smith from Connecticut. Wike and Seeley claim intruders unseen by others fired. no pistol or motive found. witnesses heard no shots despite the violence.
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Muekogee
Okla
Folice
George Smith
David
Connecticut
John L. Wike
P. G. Beeley
Smith Brothers
Wike
Seeley
Smiths
David Smith
George
Founding of 1.0.0.F Observed in Huntington
More than 2000 people from West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky gathered in Huntington on April 27 to celebrate the 11th anniversary of the independent Order of Odd Fellows in America. Speakers included Judge M Logen of Bowling Green Kentucky and former U S Senator M M Neely of Palmont.
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Huntington
West Virginia
Kentucky
Independent Order of Odd Fellows In America
M- Ms. Logen
Bowking Green
United States
M. M. Neely
Palrmont
Girl Falls to Death in Chicago Tragedy
Pi Marian Walraven, daughter of Palmolive Peet official Earle C. Walraven, died after falling from her parents' apartment. Family says she stood on a radiator to pull a shade, lost balance, and tumbled to the ground in Chicago on April 27.
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Chicago
Marian Walraven
Earle C. Walraven
The
Palmolive- Peet Company
Inspection of Alderson Hospital Discussed
Alderson April 27. Members of the advisory board of the Federst institutional for women met to discuss administrative matters and the inspection of the institution including the new hospital soon to be opened. They also talked over a congress authorized campaign to create an interdenominational chapel funded by women nationwide via subscriptions. Present were Dr Llewellyn Barker Sanford Bates Mrs Frank Mann Dr Mary B Harris Mrs Julia Jaffray and Mrs Frederic Upnam.
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Alderson
Federst Anditstrial Institution For
Congress
United States
Llewellyn Barker
Baltimore
Sanford Bates
Washington
Frank Mann
Huntington
Mary B. Harris
Alderson Institution
Julia Jaffray
New York
Frederic Upnam
Chicago
Youth’s Body Found Under Car in Creek
Welch April 27. Under his automobile the body of Hobart S. Collins 21 was found in Elkhorn Creek. Dr W C Hall McDowell county coroner said he had been drowned.
New York Pays More Than One Fourth of U S Taxes
New York state paid more than a quarter of all income and miscellaneous tax receipts received by the federal government in the first nine months of the fiscal year. For July 1, 1929 to March 21, 1930, total state receipts were 990,277,455,006 while New York contributed 95,048,510. This surpassed the year-ago totals and positioned New York ahead of states like North Carolina and Pennsylvania in aggregate tax payments.
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Washington
New York State
Treasury Department
New York
North Carolin
Federal ‘Treasury
Dimons
Pennsylvania
California
Barnett Veteran of Marine Corps Dies of Pneumonia
Major General Barnett died at the naval hospital at age 70 from pneumonia. A 1881 Annapolis graduate, he led the Marine Corps during World War I and helped expand its wartime strength. Survived by widow Basil Gordon and three children, his career included sea service, command roles, and honors such as the Legion of Honor and the Distinguished Service Medal.
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Ornest
Marine Corpe
Tony
Naval Hospital
Lancaster
Burett
Annapolis Oval Academy
Japan
Baron Wiru
John W. Weeks
Weller
Mary
Daval
Mra
Basil Gordon
Baltimore
Rovert Dickey
Beery W. Suydam
Barnett
Marine Corps
United States
France
America
Palicoy
General Board of the Navy
Secretary of Navy
Plana
Paolley
General Barnett
Naval Academy
Navy
Panama
Philippine Cuba
Peking
Forto Rica
Honoi
Hernett
Europe
Marine Corps Pacific Department
City Welcomes Civitan Delegates at District Convention
Chartenton hosts about 500 Civitan delegates from Michigan Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia for the district convention opening at eight this morning in Hotel Kanawha with registration. District Governor Frank F Fleming of Marietta presides at 9 30 in the Assembly room as welcomes are delivered by Governor Conley Mayor Wertz and A V Fitewater. Edward McKee of Wheeling and W A Mayor of Plant Mich will respond. McKee leads Wheeling’s large delegation seeking district governor. Luncheon at 12 45 in the delg room with Adama as toastmaster as Ten Minutes with Uncle Josn is on the program.
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Chartenton
Civitan Clubs
Kanawha
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Frank F. Fleming
Marietta
Conley
Wertz
A. V. Fitewater
Charleston Civitan Club
Edward McKee
Wheeling
W. 16
Plant
Mich
My. McKee
Antp
Euncheon
Duncheon
Delet Dung Roan
Ioan B. Adama
Herbert Johnson
Josn
George I
Creaxe Tury
Lindbergh Opens New Caribbean Air Route
Col Charles A. Lindbergh launched a new mail route across the Caribbean linking New York and Buenos Aires, flying 1,033 miles from Cuba to Nicaragua in nine hours and 54 minutes with a refueling stop at Porto Gabetan. He will resume the southbound mail run at dawn and plans to return to the United States later this week.
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Oribtoral
Canal Zone
Charles A. Lindbergh
Caribbean Sea
New York
Buenos Treo
Hanava
Cuba
Mying
Cape Gracing
A Dios
Iaragua
Yucatan
Lindbergh
United States
L. B
Dinty"" Moore
United States Navy
Atlantic
Talara
Peru
Buenos Aires
Enery
Bert Denicky
Tadio
Pan-American Railways
Miami
Pla
Central America
Porto Gabetan
Nicaragua
France Field
Filer
Dia
Noted Flier Dies Of Crash Injuries
Captain Herbert J. Pany, 30, renowned aviator and holder of the world solo endurance record, died from skull fracture after a plane crash during take-off at the estate of Durant, a Detroit sportsman and manufacturer. His wife Clair Fang, also an aviator, survived unharmed. The body to be moved to Washington, D. C. for burial. he formerly resided there with siblings.
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Grayling
Mich
Herbert J. Pany
Cum Durant
Fahy
Claira Fang
Detroitircraft Corporation
Washington, D. C
Faby
Died Happy Aviation Hero Fahy Remembered by Mother
Washington report says Herbert J. Fahy told his mother last Monday in a dispatch that he was happy to have flown to attend his sister’s wedding. He later died from crash injuries in Michigan, with his mother noting his pride in aviation and that dying in an airplane was what he wanted.
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Washington
Herbert J. Fahy
Michigan
Fahy
Airplane tragedies claim fourteen over weekend disasters
Across four cities during a weekend, 14 people died in airplane accidents. In Fayetteville Tennessee seven spectators were killed when a stunt plane crashed into a crowd during an American Legion air circus. Other fatalities occurred in Alvord Texas, Portsmouth Ohio, Milwaukee Wisconsin, and Grayling Michigan, as pilots and passengers perished in storms, crashes, or failed landings.
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Associated Press
Fayetteville
Tenn
Milton Cobert
Alvord
Texas
James H. Kelly
Portsmouth
Milwaukee
Herbert J. Fahy
Filer
Mich
Roscommon
Payetteville
American Legion Post
Dea Boones Beard
Kelly Towry
Lawrence, Smith
Monroe Marbury
Hurley Goray
Marrin Ashby
Rufus Bonnar
Claude Copeland
J. M. Douthitt
Nannie May Ortner
Rose
Plate
Columbia
Cobert
Ortner
John C. Ortner
J. B. Ortner
Burt
Legion Post
Wader Clarence
Coughran
Feld
Gombart
Akron
Ohio
Corde Munities
Iincoin County
Fire Destroys Half of Towns In MCCORKLE
A destructive fire in MCCORKLE on a Saturday night swept from the village hotel through a store and multiple frame houses, reducing half the town. Firefighters lacked modern equipment, forming a bucket brigade while property owner losses reach about 16000 with 1500 volumes from Rev. Priestley’s library destroyed.
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Pep tiapaniPh
W. A. Cabell
Priestley
Winfield Dunlap
W. Walker
M. M. McClure
Dalmer Dunlap
Gilmer Duttup
Oes
Educational Psychology Is In Bible Says Local Pastor
A Parkersburg convention of the West Virginia council of religious education focuses on enlarging and improving coaching programs across denominations. Rev Z B Edworthy and Rev 2 Wome worthy discuss teaching as guidance in living amid sessions with national leaders addressing religious education issues and conference discussions.
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West Virginia Council
E. B. Edworthy
West Virginia Council of Religious Education
Batmon
Z. B Edworthy
State Council
Parkersburg
Charleaton
Parkanburg
Serkan
Wome Worthy
Endurance flyer James Kelly killed in Texas crash
April 27 Alvord Texas officials report airplane crash during a storm northwest of town killed James 8 Kelly 25 of endurance fame and two companions Melly and G W Mencia both of Fort Worth also killed. Fort Worth operator Willems 49 died later in hospital and oil worker Rows as serious injury. Reg Robbins earlier set a world endurance flight record with Kelly in 1920. Survivors include Kelly's widow and Mennis' widow.
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Alvord
Tex
Here
Jamea
Kelly
Endurance
Fame
Melly
G. W. Mencia
Fort Worth
Texas
Antiy and
F. Willems
Tonkawa
Orla
G. ©. Rows
Oklahoma City
Plains
Robbins
Fort, Worth
Port Worth
Oklahoma ‘City
Farm House
Mennis
Hoe Place
C Kelly
Man ‘Nla
Wfe
G. W. Mennis
Boy and Girl Die In Plane Crash At Local Club
Portsmouth reports a fatal plane crash at Forte Maith country club this afternoon. The victims are Gauers Brockatt, 14, of Suffield Cann, and Bruce Haffier, 14, of Greenland. Pilot Clyde Robinson of Exeter was badly burned. The children had just received their first airplane ride.
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Portsmouth
Gauers Brockatt
Suffield
Cann
Bruce Haffier
Greenland
Clyde Robinson
Exeter
Proud of Our Air Forces Says Will General Fechet Land
Beverly Noles California April report notes the Army Ten with 158 plants and General Fechet seeking aerial landings. the piece emphasizes pride in the air forces and air power in the era.
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Will
Beverly Noles
Calif
Army
General Fechet
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