Japan Accepts Naval Pact With Four Reservations
The Daily Herald reports a new formula may allow France to join a five power naval disarmament treaty. Italy reportedly agrees to drop the parity term in its naval claims as negotiations continue. Briand's general approval is seen as likely by The Mail.
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London
Daily Herald
Labor
Henderson
Great
Britain
Briand
France
Herald
Paris
Andre Tardieu
Italy
Daily Mail
the Mail
Japan Joins Three-Power Naval Accord At London Conference
London reports confirm Japan joins American British discussions toward a three power naval treaty. France and Britain seek a five power accord including Italy and France as security talks narrow. Reservations may affect ratios rather than five year construction limits as Stimson and MacDonald push for a broader agreement.
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London
Japan
France
Italy
Briand
MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
Stimson
Tokyo
T-Day
Arthur Henderson
M. Briand
Dino Grandi
Ital
Henderson
Signor
Grandi
Senator Reed
Alexander
House of Commons
Hess Proposes Veterans Hospital for Cincinnati
Washington April 1. A bill by Representative Hess proposes a $2 million veterans hospital in Cincinnati. The plan would create 550 beds in a fireproof facility and could include a diagnostic center and regional offices. Local officials and veterans groups surveyed had little knowledge of the proposal.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Representaive Hess
Hess
W. M. Coffin
Veterans’ Bureau
Milton Campbell
American Legion
Veterans’ Hospital
H. Kennon Dunhe
Widow of Richard Wagner dies at 92 in Bayreuth
Fra u Cosima, widow of the composer, died peacefully at 92 in Bayreuth. She faced bronchial illness but remained cheerful to the end, with daughters Isolde Thedo and Eva present. Siegfried Wagner, leading performances in Milan, could not reach in time. She was Liszt’s daughter and helped promote the Bayreuth memorials. Cremation planned in Coburg with urn to rest beside Wagner’s tomb.
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Bayreuth
Germany
Richard Wagner
de Fraa Cosiman
Herr Angerer
Frau Cosima
Isolde
Thedo
Eva
Siegfried
Wagner
Meale Opéra House
Milan
Cosima
Hans von Buelow
Weimar
von Buelow
Franz Liszt
Coburg
Apartment seeks zoning ok for shops in Belvedere Apartments
Charles P Taft II asked the Zoning Board of Appeals to allow first floor shops in the Belvedere Apartment Building at Reading road and Clinton Springs avenue. He cited resident need for a drug store beauty shop and food shop. Neighbor Winlter Pritz opposed. board took the matter under advisement.
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Charles P. Taft II
Zoning Board of Appeals
Belvedere
Reading Road
Clinton Springs Avenue
Winlter Pritz
Pritz
Mother Pland Legal Battle For Daughter
A Cincinnati heiress Marjorie Schiele, 17, and her mother Mrs. Henriette Bethell recount a custody ordeal begun when Bethell returned to the United States to celebrate her daughter's seventeenth birthday and found the girl with her grandmother Mrs. H. F. Hawke. Bethell vows to pursue custody and warns Cincinnati society as she details the estrangement and attempts to reunite the family.
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Gibson Hotel
Marjorie Schiele
Cincinnati
Henriette Keppell Bethell
India
H. F. Adolph Hawke
Bethell
United States
Hawke
Philadelphia
LaGuardia seeks ban on Bethlehem Youngstown steel merger
Representative LaGuardia introduced a resolution urging the Attorney General to halt the Bethlehem Steel Corporation and Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company merger. He argues the deal forms a gigantic steel trust and violates anti trust laws while ads highlight rival steel firm earnings to sway public opinion. The measure moves to the Rules Committee for investigation of legality and possible restraint of trade.
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Washington
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
LaGuardia
Rep
Youngstown
United States Steel Corporation
Inland Steel Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Rules Committee
Belgian Beer Beloved Holds Line Against Prohibition
Belgian prohibitionists drop plans as Walloons and Flemings unite to protect geuze beer. King Albert favors it and Brussels Parliament bars keep it on tap, a cultural staple fueling national identity and centuries of tradition.
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Albert
New York World News Service
Brussels
Belgium
Brussells
Antwerp
Chent
Low Countries
Flanders
Plane Lands in Ocean Halting Bermuda Flight
Lewis A. Yancey and two companions failed to reach Bermuda when their monoplane came down sixty miles off Hamilton in calm seas. They planned to resume at daybreak after uncertain twilight visibility. radio signals say they are unharmed and not in immediate danger. Authorities and ships searched the area as Bermuda prepared a welcome and searchlights were planned if the plane remained aloft.
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Ocean
Bermuda
Lewis Yancey
New York World News Service
Hamilton
Lewis A. Yancey
New York
N. Y
North Beach
Yancey
Weather Hurdles Start of Yancey Plane Flight
Weather hampered the start of the Yancey plane flight on Long Island Sound. For over an hour this morning Bill Alexander, a veteran aviator, faced unpropitious conditions before continuing.
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New York World News Service
New York
Long Island Sound
Bill” Alexander
Wet Maryland senator defies defeat in bitter prohibition debate
In Washington on April 1 Senator Tydings, a Maryland wet, challenged dry opponents amid a heated Senate discussion on prohibition. He defended his stance with charts showing rises in alcoholism, argued the tax loss from prohibition, and pressed for reevaluation of enforcement and outcomes as galleries filled with supporters. Ambassador von Prittwitz attended the diplomatic gallery during much of the exchange.
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Maryland
Washington
United States
Brookhart
Rep
Bruce
Dem
Tydings
Iowa
Senate
Leries
Senator Tydings
Wilhelm von Prittwitz
Germany
Tyding
Senate Chamber
Man Prefers Liquor Charge Against Self
Greenville police report Clifford Hill, 34, filed a bootlegging charge against himself after drinking his own stock of homemade liquor. Hill turned himself in and, in affidavit form, said he had been selling home brew but consumed most of his stock. He began a sentence of one to four years at Ionia State Reformatory.
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Greenville
Mich
Hugh Yaner
Yaner
Clifford Hill
Hill
Ionia
Labor Head Seeks Early Unemployment Bills in Senate Hearing
William Green of the A F L told a Senate committee that 3,700,000 wage earners were unemployed in February, losing over 400 million dollars. The panel discussed three bills to create a public works planning commission, expand unemployment data collection, and establish a federal unemployment agency. Green warned unemployed workers could tally near a billion dollars in lost potential wealth in the first quarter.
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Senate Committee
Washington
Senate
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Johnson
Rep
Cal
Commerce Committee
Green
Wagner
Dem
N. Y
Unem
McNary
Ore
National Census Begins In Hamilton County Enforcible Requests
About 120000 enumerators start the national census today with 26 questions. Gilbert Bettman is named as the first person questioned in Cincinnati. Census workers aim to complete Hamilton County data within thirty days and Cincinnati data in two weeks, with enforcement for non cooperation.
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Hamilton County
Gilbert Bettman
Genel
Ohio
Cincinnati
George J. Heitzlar
United States
Heitzlar
Associated Press
Washington
Uncle Sam
S Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
Boundry
Hoover
Census Bureau
J. Sterling Moran
District of Columbia
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
House to Open Tariff Issue With Senate
The House plans to send the tariff bill to conference with the Senate after routing its amendments. The Rules Committee proposed disagreeing with 1,250 Senate amendments and seeking a conference. Informal agreements aim to limit debate on sugar cement lumber and shingles duties until House records its stance.
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HOUSE
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
House Rules Committee
Democrats
Hoover
Kentucky Assures Dogs in Crime Get Fair Trial by Jury
Kentucky lawmakers passed a bill making court proceedings against dogs legal when accused of crimes such as sheep killing. The measure became law today without Gov. Sampson's signature after previous rulings had denied animal trials. Farmers urged the change following high profile cases like Kaiser Bill and Jack.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
General Assembly
Flem D. Sampson
Court of Appeals
Kaiser Bill
Montgomery County
Jack
Fayette County
Deputy Sheriff Enco Mbng Witness In Case
J Conley Martin, wanted in two murder cases for nearly three years, was found in the County Jail after a prior disappearance while a witness. August Beckman identified him among prisoners. Martin faces a perjury charge when his sentence ends April 22.
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J. Conley Martin
August J. Beckman
Martin
United States District Court
Redwine Delicatessen
Reading
Floyd Renner
Nathan’ Kite
Emmett Miller
Wyoming Water Works
Miller
Mary Miler
Kite
Renner
Witt Resigns as Newport Bank President After 25 Years
P M Witt resigns after twenty three years as president of Central Savings Bank and Trust Company Newport Kentucky due to ill health. Aubrey Barbour will succeed him and notes policies will remain unchanged. Witt has served twenty five years with the bank including two years as cashier.
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P. M. Witt
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
Newport
Aubrey Barbour
Witt
Mr. Barbour
Linton Hotel
Bank
Ubangi Queen and Chiefs Arrive for Ringling Circus
Eight Ubangi Tribe maidens and five men including Chief Naibia arrive in New York to visit and perform with John Ringling's circus at the Coliseum. Naibia prefers wives aged 38 and purchased them for knives, a bargain. Local residents note cultural differences as Central Park limits meetups.
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New York World News Service
New York
Naibia
Central Park
Fifteenth Decennial Tabulation Counts U S Population
The item announces the fifteenth decennial census effort to tally all residents of the United States, outlining nationwide data collection and the scope of counting every citizen and non citizen.
Census takers begin largest count in U S history
The 15th decennial census starts with 120000 enumerators taking federally mandated questions across all states. Data will determine House reapportionment and address shifting populations, with strict penalties for sharing personal information.
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William M. Steuart
National Broadcasting
Compaly
United States
House of Representatives
Congress
California
Temperature showcase across states with shifting clouds
The report outlines weather in Ohio Kentucky Indiana Tennessee West Virginia and nearby areas. It notes partly cloudy to cloudy skies with warmer temperatures and rain chances varying by region. A table lists current highs lows and last twenty four hour precipitation for major cities including Louisville Nashville Cleveland New York Chicago Detroit and more along with April 1 1930 records and comparisons to prior years and normals.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
Thursey
West Virginia
Eastport
Oli
Louisville
Nashville
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Nor
Chicago
N.orleans
Oban
City
Galveston
Omaha
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