Merger Battle Ends In Ohio Steel Pact Votes
The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company and Bethlehem Steel vote 857,821 to approve a billion-dollar merger at Stambaugh Auditorium. Opponents threaten court actions over 91,000 protested shares and potential ballot challenges. Bethlehem Chief Eugene Grace says time will be taken to resolve legal questions as Cyrus Eaton vows continued litigation.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Stambaugh Auditorium
J. M. Woltz
Sheet and Tubeag Safety
Beapynoners
Bethlehem
Sheet and Tube
Eugene G. Grace
New York
Sheet and Tube Board of Directors
Cyrus S. Eaton
Cleveland
James A. Campbell
Grace
Campbell
Bethell Wins Private Visit Right for Her Daughter
In Cincinnati probate court Mrs Hen riette Keppel Bethell a claimant from Rawal Pindi India won a temporary victory allowing her 17 year old daughter Marjorie Schiele to visit privately at the Hotel Arms over the coming weekend. Judge William H. Lueders ordered the visit as hearings resume Tuesday amid a fight over guardianship with Mrs Marie Louis Hawke the grandmother and mother.
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Henriette Keppel Bethell
Cincinnati
Rawal Pindi
India
Marjorie Schiele
Marie Louis Hawke
William H. Lueders
Hotel Arms
Mrs. Bethell
Mrs. Hawke
Cities vote wet in Literary Digest poll
First reports from nine cities and second reports from four cities show thirteen communities voting wet in The Literary Digest poll. In St Paul Minnesota the second report lists 3438 for enforcement 5507 for modification and 8973 for repeal. Additional figures from Kansas City Missouri Kansas City Kansas and Sioux City Iowa indicate more votes for modification or repeal than for enforcement.
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New York World News Service
New York
Literary Digest
St. Paul
Calcutta Students Riot as Nationalist Protests Grow
In Calcutta ten thousand students rallied in the college square for the Nationalist cause. Police charged the crowd injuring several. arrests rose as volunteers faced sentences for passive resistance at the National Congress party HQ. A riot near the Courthouse left twenty two injured as prisoners were guarded.
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Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Calcutta
College Square
National Congress ‘Party
Piqua Bank Robbery Sparks Multi-County Pursuit
Posses from Miami and surrounding counties chased a bandit gang after a City National Bank and Trust Company robbery that netted about 6000 dollars. One man killed and three wounded as machine gun fire scattered across Piqua downtown. Rewards total 6000 dollars offered by bank and county officials. Robbers fled north on the Dixie Highway toward Sidney with pursuit ending near Ft. Loramie after a sheriff’s car fire. Seven men were seen at the bank, four entering to seize cash.
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Piqua
Miami
City National Bank and Trust Company
Frank Gekle
Frank Mathews
Dixie Highway
Sidney
Ft. Loramie
Pope to broadcast world message from new Vatican radio
Vatican City reports the Pope will use a Marconi built radio station ready June 29 to address the world on short waves. After brief address to the Pope will greet sovereigns and chiefs of state via stations run by missionaries. The system sits in a one story Vatican building with 180 foot antennas.
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Vatican City
Guglielmo Marconi
Peter and
Paul
Rogntiff
Holy See
Marconi
Bitter quarrels threaten Oberammergau Passion Play
Angry passions flare as Oberammergau faces a split over casting and leadership for the upcoming Passion Play. Disputes began when Anton Lang was ousted from the Christus role and his daughter rejected for the Madonna, despite nine years of training. Annie Rutz, the new Madonna, is described as a fair dark blond, diverging from traditional Bavarian beauty norms. Local enthusiasm remains high, but tensions loom.
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Oberammergau
Madonna
Anton Lang
Christus
New York World News Service
Berlin
Munich Nachrichten
Annie Rutz
Germany
Night Train Slashes Bus In New Mexico Tragedy
A Santa Fe mail train crushed a Pickwick Greyhound motor stage near Isleta on April 11 killing nineteen passengers and wounding ten. The speeding locomotive derailed as it plowed through the bus after a failed crossing attempt, with bodies scattered along the right of way and flames consuming the wreckage.
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Isleta
N. M
Santa Fe
Pickwick Greyhound
Los Angeles
Denver
Ro Aia Ecaree
C. C. Dive
Pueblo
Albuquerque
Saidl Davis
W. Atwater
Queen City Sets April Heat Record At 89 Degrees
Cincinnati's weather expert W C Devereaux of the U S Weather Bureau reports a new April heat milestone. The afternoon saw temperatures reach 89 degrees at 3 and 4 pm, with records showing 82 early in the day and 85 around 1 pm, surpassing older April peaks whose year is not specified.
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Cincinnati
W. C. Devereaux
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Sherrill Orders Ordinance To Revoke Water Contract
City Manager Sherrill said he asked City Solicitor Ellis to draft an ordinance revoking the water contract with the County Commissioners. Disputes over subcontracting and billing terms have dominated two years of exchanges, with the city and county holding firm to opposing interpretations. City promises continued water service to individual county residents at 18 cents per 100 cubic feet, despite contract revocation.
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Sherrill
City
Coal Sherrill
John D. Ellis
Cincinnati
Col. Sherrill
Peeking Behind Redleg Scenes With Newhall
Training season ends and the stage is set for box scores and technical reports. Newhall previews an illuminating Magazine Section feature on camp equipment and the mechanism behind the playing machine.
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Newhall
Indictment in 1922 Los Angeles murder case ties hidden lover
Otto Sanhuber, the attic lover of Mrs. Walburga Oesterreich, was indicted by the Los Angeles county grand jury for the murder of Fred Oesterreich, the Milwaukee garment manufacturer. The case links his confession to years of concealment in Oesterreich homes and a quarrel endangering her husband. Authorities pursue further investigation into alleged influences and other possible participants.
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Los Angeles
Herman Shapiro
Walter Klein
Otto Sanhuber
Center
Fred Oesterreich
Klein
Oesterreich
Milwaukee
Wis
Walburga Oesterreich
Feo
Unhuber
Walburga Oesté
Sanhuber
Oesterrelch
Wakeman
Grand Jury
Oesterrich
Tinkham seeks Senate inquiry into Bishop Cannon and SM Board
Representative Holden Tinkham of Massachusetts plans to press the Senate Lobby Committee for an investigation next week into Bishop James Cannon Jr and the Southern Methodist Board of Temperance and Social Service. He cites allied groups over church influence and seeks disclosures of supporters and funding sources.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
James Cannon, Jr
Southern Methodist Board of Temperance and Social Service
Holden Tinkham
Massachusetts
Tinkham
Anti-Saloon League
Federal Council of Churches
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
United States
Southern Methodist Board
Congress
Cannon
Smith
South
Lord Dewar Dies at 66 Head of John Dewar & Sons
Lord Dewar of Homestall East Grinstead dies at 66 after a brief illness. He led John Dewar & Sons whisky, was known for wit and after dinner talks. He was brother of the late Lord Forteviot.
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East Grinsted
Sussex
England
Lord Dewar
John Dewar & Sons, Ltd
Lord Forteviot
Smythe-Smythe
Dewar
Clemenceau Blames Foch and Wilson in Final Book
In a deathbed note, Georges Clemenceau accuses Marshal Foch of hesitancies and tempering authority and blames America for separate peace and delays in using Pershing. He praises victory while denouncing Versailles mutilation and Wilson's Europe knowledge. The Tiger condemns the Star Spangled Banner delay.
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Clemenceau
Marshal Foch
President Wilson
Gen. Pershing
New York
Georges Clemenceau
Ferdinand Foch
Tiger
America
Wilson
Europe
Foch
the Yser
Hoover Sees Potential End to Naval Pact With Italy and France Near Terms
President Hoover praised the London naval conference results and projected world naval savings of about 2.5 billion dollars. He cited prior Geneva talks and said U S would save up to 1 billion in six years, noting parity with Britain and abolition of strategic arms competition. He telegraphed approval to the American delegation for overcoming difficulties.
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Washington
Hoover
Geneva
London
United States
Great Britain
British Building Deadliest War Bomb
The Daily Mail claims Britain is forging a new weapon described as the most appalling war device yet seen a crewless giant airplane torpedo run by clockwork. Its engine and course are pre set to activate at a moment, then the craft crashes with a deadly payload.
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London
Daily Mail
England
President cites London treaty aims reduce naval arms race
At a Friday press conference the President praised delegations for contributing to naval arms reduction. He recalled Geneva failures of 1927 and warned the Geneva basis would require up to 1.7 billion dollars for the US, while the London plan calls for 500 to 650 million and scrap nine battleships under three power limits involving Britain, the United States and Japan.
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Geneva
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Weather summary for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and surrounding states
Partly cloudy and cooler in the north Saturday with showers possible. Kentucky remains warm with increasing cloudiness Saturday and Sunday. Indiana shows partly cloudy to threatening skies in the north with cooler conditions. West Virginia fair and warmer into Sunday. Tennessee fair and warm. A table lists current temperatures and precipitation by city ending April 11, 1930 at 8 pm. notable readings include Louisville 84/90, Nashville 82/88, Cleveland 40/82, Chicago 48/90, St. Louis 86/90, Omaha 68/80. Record comparison with prior two years and normals.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Tennessee
Louisville
Nashville
Cleveland
Detroit
S.S. Marie
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas
Omaha
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Fla
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Monroe
Mieh
Calcuita
Mob
Pope
London Naval Settlement
Queen Gity
P.m
Redleg
Amy Porter
Lucky Boy
Rebecca West
Arthur E. Akers
Love Coward
The
Commercial Tribune
Canal 6300
Los Angeles Triangle
Italy
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