Steiner leads Western Republicans as campaign aide
Senator Steiner of Oregon becomes Vice Chairman of the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee and pledges aid to both regular and irregular Republican nominees. Moses departs for a six week European trip, returning to direct the campaign, while efforts aim to reunite old, young, and western independents in the Senate.
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Washington
Steiner
Oregon
Senate
Moses
Republican Senatorial Campaign
Oung Guard
West
Europe
New York
Young Guard
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Old Guard
Capitol
Alfred E. Smith
Republican Committee
Steinar
Republican Party
College education labeled biggest racket in the world
Prof Ben D Wood of Columbia University branded the push to enroll all high schoolers as a college bound path a colossal racket and waste of public funds. He urged dismantling current curriculum norms and criticized the sacred schoolroom tradition during an Ohio College Association conference.
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Columbus
Ben D. Wood
Columbia University
Ohio College Association
Wood
Teachers’ College
Columbia
Bethell Custody Battle Over Daughter In Probate Court
Mrs. Henrietta Bethell petitions Probate Court to overturn guardian appointment of her daughter Miss Marjorie Schiele by Mrs. Marie Louise Hawke. Bethell cites long travel and elite upbringing funded by her, while Hawke argues guardianship rights. Judge William H. Lueders sets hearing for next Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in a case involving noted social figures and international ties.
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Marjorie Schiele
William H. Lueders
Henrietta Keppel Bethell
Marie. Louise Hawke
Cincinnati
H. F. Adolph Hawke
Hawke Fortune
Bethell
Herman Schiele
Marjorie
West Indies
Atlantic City
California
Europe
Labor Leader Battles Parker Nomination for High Court
Labor leaders oppose Judge John J. Parker's Supreme Court nomination as a Senate subcommittee weighs the record. AFL President William Green links Parker's Mine Workers injunction ruling to workers' oppression in West Virginia, while NAACP official Walter White and others condemn the conduct. Overman wraps hearings as Willebrandt expresses support.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington
Organized Labor
John J. Parker
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Senate
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Senators
Parker
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Senator Borah
Rep
Idaho
Borah
Walter White
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Judge Parker
White
Overman
J. E. Shepherd
North Carolina College For Negroes
Durham
Green
Townsend
Henry Warren
United Mineworkers
Red Jacket
Senator Overman
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Rapid Transit Right of Way Solution Near
Cincinnati explores options for the Rapid Transit right of way after a costly project left the city with a derelict plan. Mayor Russell Wilson announced planned conferences with Councilmen and Col. Sherrill to determine usable, affordable next steps and whether a formal study is warranted.
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Cincinnati
Russell Wilson
Col. Sherrill
Wlson
Rapid Transit Commission
Oakley
Beeler Organization of
New York
Rapid Transit
Girl, 6, Missing Since Tuesday Found On Street
Mary Subach, six, reported kidnapped Tuesday afternoon in Detroit, found late tonight on a street corner in the Italian quarter. John Reno, 18, held for questioning as police investigate. The child was incoherent and could not recall events. no injuries were found on a superficial check.
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Detroit
Mich
Mary
Subach
John Reno
French Senate Approves Young Plan Legislation
Paris April 5 The French Senate passed the Young Plan legislation by 234 to 8 after it had previously cleared the Chamber of Deputies.
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Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
New planet photographed by national observatory
In Mexico City in April the National University Observatory announced it had photographed the new trans Neptune planet discovered by the Flagstaff Arizona observatory.
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Mexico City
National University Observatory
Flagstaff
Ariz
Danish Woman Novelist Brings Hardened Criminal to Light
Paris dispatch reports Mme Karen Michaelis the Danish novelist and social worker urged King Christian to grant clemency for Niels Storm a former burglar after aiding his release. Storm, twenty five years imprisoned, reportedly became a capable writer under her guidance signaling a potential shift in views on punishment and rehabilitation.
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Pierre van Paassen
New York World News Service
Paris
King Christian
Mme
Karen Michaelis
Niels Storm
Mme. Michaelis
Gandhi Leads Salt Protest At Dandi In India
Four hundred police arrive in Jalapur as Gandhi plans nightly speeches until arrest. He and followers will manufacture salt at Dandi to defy the government salt monopoly, with Abbas Tyabji to take his place if arrested.
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Jalapur
India
Dandi
Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatma
Surat
Abbas Tyabji
Ahmadabad
all-India Congress Committee
Gandhi
Lord Rin
Ranchmen Protest Wild Horse Menace in Wyoming
In Lander Wyoming April 5 livestock men from Fremont Cardin and Sweetwater counties held indignation meetings over alleged bootlegging of wild horses. Operators purportedly act as agents for Eastern packing and rendering plants buying worthless horses, culling stock at secret locations and placing young animals on the range under private brands. They claim the practice threatens ranges and the cattle and sheep industry.
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Lander
Wyo
Wyoming
Fremont
Carden
Sweetwater
Narcotic Dupe Inmates Held On Federal Charge
Hamilton County Jail houses Henry Sewell and Pauline Joenan after arrest on February 8 for possession of a small amount of morphine. Bond set at 5,000 dollars each for a hearing scheduled twenty days later. A drug fieldworker described the toll of narcotics as he recounted the victims’ experiences.
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Hamilton County
United States
Henry Sewell
Pauline Joenan
Hamilton
Sisjpon
United States Ene
Ty Fort
Cou
Cosgrave Defeats Opposition Upholds Irish Budget Policy
The Irish Free State government, led by William T Cosgrave, survives a no confidence episode triggered by pension reforms. The cabinet resigned but was reelected, signaling continued budget restraint, limited taxation, and no shift in financial policy amid opposition over treaty obligations. The Labor party refused to back De Valera, isolating Fianna Fail and dimming their return prospect.
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William T. Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Oe Y. World News
N. Y. World) Press Pub
Dublin
Chamber of Deputies
Executive Council
Chamber
de Valera
Labor Party
Fianna Fail
Woman brain as good as man says Cornell study
Cornell University researchers report that women’s brains are as capable as men’s given equal opportunity. Dr James W Paper notes no major external brain differences, but men’s brains are heavier by about 7 percent and larger, while women show stronger vision areas and lower parietal regions.
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Cornell University
James W. Papez
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
James W. Paper
Papez
Paper
Railroad holding mergers seen as against public policy
Joseph B. Eastman of the Interstate Commerce Commission told the House Interstate Commerce Committee that railroad holding and investment trusts create vast interlocking systems without proper government oversight. He cited the Van Sweringen interests of Cleveland and W. W. Atterbury of the Pennsylvania Railroad as major forces in the Alleghany Corporation turmoil.
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Eastman
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
van Sweringen
Pennsylvania
Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Cleveland
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Con Sine “Alleghany Corporation
Ests
Penrod Corporation
Commission
Perpen
Penndots
Cee Eastman
O. P. van Sweringen
Alleghany Corporation
M. J. van Sweringen
Alleghany
Pennoad
Parker
Plane crashes kill three men and injure trio
Across separate incidents a monoplane crash near Shiro Texas killed stunt flyer Fritz Grieno of Dallas and student F H Bernier of New Orleans. In Ohio Arthur Craig of Painesville died, Fred Hakola of Fairport was injured. A Winchester Va crash injured Lieut R J Clohecy and Roy Richards. A crash near an airport in Winchester left pilots dead or injured. a separate line of reporting covers railroad holding companies and regulatory inquiries.
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Shiro
Tex
Fritz H. Grieno
Dallas
F. H. Bernier
New Orleans
Grieno
Bernier
Hakola
Winchester
R. J. Clohecy
Roy W. Richards
Clahecy
Pullman Porter Found Hanged After Train Passes
The body of J. H. Wilkins of Kansas City, a Pullman porter on the Kansas City Special, was found in a Locust Grove grove with a fractured skull and a hanging neck from a small tree. Blood at the track, a wallet containing $58.60, and a coroner’s inquest point to a possible hit or toss from the train, but the exact cause remains undetermined.
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Locust Grove
J. H. Wilkins
Kansas City
Southern Railway
Mexican Troops Hanged Kidnap Band Member Near Tepic
A Mexican dispatch reports a captive peon was court-martialed and executed by hanging after the bandits holding Texas oilman J E Bristow were pursued by federal troops. Obie Bristow, Bristow's son, has sought ten days for talks with the bandits while troops pressure the fugitives on the Cerubaca Volcano slope near Tepic.
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Oklahoma City
Mazatlan
4Mexico
Oklahoma City Times
Tepic
J. E. Bristow
Texas
Tive
Obie Bristow
Obie
University of Oklahoma
Mexico
Pablo Rodriguez
Cerubaca
Green Car Seen Near Bank Robbery Hideout Claim
Coroner F C Swing and Edward Rinck gathered clues linking a gang to the Reading bank robbery. A green five man car fled upon seeing the coroner's tag, matching vehicles used in the Mason and Somerville robberies. A 30-30 bullet in Verity’s car suggests rifle use during the forays. In New York a jeweler’s son killed a robber during an attempted hold up at Broadway and 160th Street.
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Reading
Eaton
Middletown
F. C. Swing
Hamilton County
Edward Rinck
Cedar Avenue
Swing
Hamilton
Ft. Hamilton
Coroner Swing
Rinck
Happy Top
George M. Verity
American Rolling Mill
Georges Turner
Turner
Loveland
Mason
Somerville
Oa Verity
New York
160Th Street
Broadway
Murray Kalish
Kalish
Joseph Lazar
D. G. Drake
Detroit
Mich
George Morris
George Kalish
Young Kalish
Police Track Bank Robbery Ring Across Detroit
Detroit detectives say they captured two women and six men after confessions tied them to a $2,200 hold up at a branch bank and linked a taxi ride from Dexter boulevard and Elmhurst avenue to further robberies. A shirt and a bulldog were among clues used in the inquiry.
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Detroit
Dexter Boulevard
Elmhurst Avenue
Weather Summary and Temperature Readings for Several States
The report lists regional forecasts for Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and Indiana noting partly cloudy conditions cooler spells and chances of showers. It includes a detailed table of current temperatures and precipitation for cities such as Louisville Cleveland Albany Detroit Atlantic City Chicago and St Louis with a record for April 5 1930 and remarks on humidity and wind conditions.
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Indiana
Eastport
Louisville
Ille
Albany
Clleveland
N. York
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Chicago
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Kan
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