Naval Pact Texts Promptly Adopted at London Conference
London naval conference adopts technical reports for the London treaty and prepares for signature on April 22. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald presides as budget news and income tax rises draw public attention. US and Japan settle tonnage transfer amid a 10 percent compromise. Senator Capper endorses the pact on broadcast.
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Frank H. King
Associated Press
London
Ramsay MacDonald
St. Jame S Palace
Southampton
Briand
France
MacDonald
Andre Tardieu
United States
Japan
Stimson
Reijiro Wakatsuki
Capper
Washington
Rep
Kan
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
United State
Snowden Proposes Income Tax Increases in Budget
Snowden faces a 210 million dollar deficit and outlines new tax measures to the House of Commons. He projects revenue for 1930 31 at about 4.009 billion pounds with a small surplus, while official figures show revenue 789.445 million pounds and expenditures 731.599 million pounds.
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Snowden
Britain
Londox
Philip Snowden
Labor Party
House of Commons
Great Britain
Best Routes to Gift Home in Homewood Subdivision
Gift Home lies in Homewood along Worcester Pike near Mariemont. From downtown, take Eastern avenue to U S Route 59 to reach Gift Home. Bus riders board the Mariemont Hyde Park line and alight at Homewood Avenue. Street car users stop at Settle avenue and walk south.
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Gift Home
Homewood Subdivision
Wooster Pike
Mariemont
U. S
Settle Avenue
Kent Branch Library Gas Blast Shakes Toledo
An explosion at the Kent Branch Library in Toledo injured and left twelve children shaken when assistant librarian Marian Ross lit a match to start a gas furnace in the basement. The blast shattered basement windows, tore asbestos from a gas boiler, and caused about 100 dollars in damage per Fire Chief Wintermantle.
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Toledo
Kent
Marian Ross
Wintermantle
Indian Nationalists Arrested in Salt Satyagraha Drive
In Bombay and Calcutta, prominent nationalist leaders including Jawaharlal Nehru and J M Sengupta are jailed for six months for salt law violations. The Bombay Congress observes mourning as Nehru is tried at Naini. Mme Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay aids passive resistance. five more arrests follow. police ban assemblies.
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Bombay
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
J. M. Sengupta
Calcutta
Bengal Civil Disobed
Mme
Kamaladevi Chattopadhyaya
Sarojini Naidu
Sompay
Sengupta
Cincinnati Wet Vote Leads Digest Prohibition Poll
The Literary Digest survey shows Cincinnati with 2,301 enforcement, 5,844 modification, and 7,924 repeal votes in the second report. Other cities listed include Columbus Pt Wayne Albany and multiple U S locations with varying tallies.
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New York World News Service
New York
Oregon
Literary Digest
Eugene
University of Oregon
New York City
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Enf. Med
el Paso
Austin
Tex
Vincennes
Ind
Togo
Olympia
Wash
Williamsport
Salt Lake City
Butte ‘i
Great Falls
Mont
DOD CI
Cincinnati
Columbus
Wayne
Albany, N
Companion of Dead Man Jailed for Intoxication
Two cars collided on a suspension bridge and Fred Suddendorf was found dead in the wreckage. Gus Ramey was pulled from his overturned car and not seriously injured. Gus Peans, riding with Suddendorf, was jailed for drunkenness. The crash blocked bridge traffic and drew a crowd.
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Fred Suddendorf
Bakewell Street
Covington
Knollman Lumber Company
Clovernook
Gus Ramey
Holman Street
Fifteenth Street
Gus Peans
West Seventh Street
Cincinnati
Suddendorf
Pean
Ramey
County Auditor Sentenced to 2 to 10 Years in Ohio Case
Clinton County Auditor Harry Gaskill was sentenced in Common Pleas Court to two to ten years after pleading guilty to using a personal interest in county stone purchases from the Casparis Stone Company. He resigned minutes before sentencing as officials await trial on related charges.
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Wilmington
Common Pleas
Harry Gaskill
Clinton County
Gaskill
Countty Commissioners
Alfred Osborn
W. B. Rogers
Clinton County Commission
Harry Moon
Clark Township
L. I. Frazier
C. Luther Swain
Casparis Stone Company
Two Italian-Americans Released From Italian Army
Washington April 14. The State Department was told by Italian Ambassador Nobile Giacomo de Martino that two Italian-Americans drafted into the Italian army have been released.
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Washington
State Department
Nobile Giacomo de Martino
Bandits Freed Bristow After Hostages Raised Ransom
J. D. Bristow of San Angelo Texas said Mexican army officers saved his life during over a month in bandit held territory in Nayarit. He explained Delgado kin were taken hostage to force his release and that federal troops neared the bandits twice, prompting the surrender of 3 000 pesos instead of 30 000 to stop his execution.
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Nogales
Ariz
United States
J. D. Bristow
San Angelo
Tex
Nayarit
Bristow
Cruz Delgado
Pablo Rodriguez
Col
Figaro
Delgado
Dad
Former Sheriff Held For Attorney's Death
Lyall T. Wright once Juneau County sheriff, ousted two years ago, is jailed accused in the killing of District Attorney Clinton G. Price. Price was shot in his home kitchen and later died. a trail of blood and a shotgun found near Wright's property are cited as evidence amid political clashes and threats.
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Maulton
Wis
Lyall T. Wright
Juneau County
Clinton G. Price
Elmer Hempelsman
Price
Lemonweir
Wright
Kilbourne
Eleven man jury valid in day case ruling
Supreme Court upholds a guilty verdict by an eleven member jury in an Oklahoma City conspiracy case involving John Patton Harold Conant and Jack Baker. The decision allows waiver of a full twelve jurors, amid claims of frame up by a federal agent.
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Washington
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
John Patton
Harold Conant
Jack Baker
Charles Buzzi
Buzzi
Supreme Court Blocks Chicago Lake Michigan Diversion Plan
The Supreme Court with eight justices issued 29 opinions in four hours. It approved Special Master Hughes's plan to cut Lake Michigan water diversion to 1500 cfs by end of 1938 and held in several cases that federal admiralty law governs injuries on navigable waters. The jury issue in a Oklahoma City bribery case was upheld with a verdict by eleven jurors after one was excused.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Lake Michigan
Hughes
Philadelphia
Rom
Okla
John Patton
Sutherland
Chicago
Charles E. Hughes
Soviet Poet Mayakovsky Ends Inner Turmoil With Suicide
Vladimir Mayakovsky, famed proletarian poet and playwright, shot himself in Moscow amid a love triangle involving Lily Brik and Vernika Polonskaya. He left a farewell letter asking forgiveness for his family and urging not to spread gossip while noting the two thousand rubles in his desk and asking comrades to publish his unfinished poems.
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Moscow
Vladimir Mayakovsky
Russia
Lily Brik
Lilly Brik
Vernika Polonskaya
Brik
Proletarian Writers Society
Sergio Yesenin
Isadora Duncan
Leningrad
Mayakovsky
City Faces Relief Emergency as Hoehler Seeks 25000
Welfare Director Fred Hoehler told the City Council Finance Committee the city needs 25000 to continue relief for the unemployed amid exhausted funds. Committee chair Charles Rose questioned sourcing while Hoehler warned of potential unrest if relief ends. final plan to allocate 5000 from the contingent fund was approved for Hoehler's department.
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Fred Hoehler
City Council Finance Committee
Hoehler
Charles O. Rose
Hoehier
Henry Urner
Col. Sherrill
Local theaters change owners in large deal
The Libson Heidingsfeld-Harris chain sells thirteen theaters including Capitol Lyric Family Strand Palace and Albee in Cincinnati and B F Keiths in Dayton Columbus and Grand Rapids to Radio Keith Orpheum Corp effective May 1. The deal valued near 10 million dollars and follows negotiations in New York after Fox Film troubles.
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Incinnati
Art of
Libson‘Heidingsfeld-Harris
Radio- Keith- Orpheum Corporation
I. Libson
Col
Ben Heidingsfeld
Mr. Libson
Col. Heidingsfeld
Libson
New York City
RKO Corporation
Fox Film Corporation
New York
Radio- Keith-Orpheum Corporation
Capitol
Lyric
Family
Strand
Palace and Albee
Cincinnati
B. F. Keith
Dayton
F. Keith
Majestic
Columbus
Regent and Empress Theaters
Grand Rapids
Mich
United States
Gggvenergy
Retaining Wall Sought To Halt Columbia Slide
Engineer says expensive concrete wall likely the only fix for a bulging slope south of Gladstone avenue tied to the Columbia avenue improvement. The wall would extend to bedrock after borings. Col Sherrill will study further tests before acting.
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Gladstone Avenue
Columbia Avenue
H. F. Shipley
Coli, Sherrill
Pennsylvania Railroad
Shipley
Col. Sherrill
Booth Collapse Kills Woman and Injures Eight at Harlem Theater
In Harlem at the Renaissance Theater on Seventh Avenue between 137th and 138th Streets a projection booth fell into the rear rows, killing a Negro woman and injuring eight others most of them Negroes. Firemen said operators cut power as the booth began to fail.
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New York
Renaissance
Harlem
Seventh Avenue
137Th
138Th Streets
Mustard
Mrs McCormick Presides Over House in Brief Distinction
Ruth Hanna McCormick, newly elected Republican Senatorial nominee in Illinois, presided over the House for a few minutes today at the invitation of Speaker Alice Roosevelt Longworth. The event was orderly and brief with McCormick enjoying the moment before stepping down.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Charles 8. Deneen
Illinois
House of Representa
Alice
Roosevelt Longworth
Longworth
Bank Robbery Staged In Amelia Bank Escape In Plane Chase
Bandits robbed Amelia State Bank at 9 am as four men held up Erma Eppert and Richard Knause, then fled with 2760 dollars. A plane pursuit from Watson Airport failed to end in capture. car wreck found on Given road near Remington. An associate left the wreck and walked toward Remington.
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William M. Anderson
Amelia State Bank
Amelia
Given Road
Remington,o
Charles Hirschfield
Remington
Cincinnati
Anderson
Watson Airport
Blue Ash
W. T. Sullivan Dies Widely Known Printer at 63
William T. Sullivan 63 vice president of Sullivan Printing Works died at home after two months illness. A lifelong Cincinnati resident and St Xavier alum, he led the 1885 firm with brother John. Survived by widow May Corbett Sullivan, two sons William and Edward, two daughters Mrs. Robert Ispherding and Dorothy. Funeral at St Francis de Sales likely Thursday.
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William T. Sullivan
Sullivan Printing Works Company
Gilbert Avenue
Myrtle Avenue
Walnut Hills
St. Xavier College
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Bishop Elder Council
Knights of Columbus
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks
The
Cincinnati Club
Hyde Park Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
May Corbett Sullivan
William S
Edward Sullivan
Robert Ispherding
Dorothy Sullivan
St. Francis de Sales Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
City Asks $100 a Day Gas Expert to Review Rates
The city considers hiring A. B. Little of New York at 100 dollars daily to study Union Gas and Electric Company rates for Cincinnati. Little met secretly with City Manager Col. Sherrill and officials at the Cincinnati Club while reporters were excluded.
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Union Gas and Electric Company
Cincinnati
B. Little
New York
Little
Cincinnati Club
Col. Sherrill
Julian Pollak
Charles Rose
Alex Patterson
Council Public Utilities Committee
E. D. Gilman
Ben Deeder
John D. Ellis
Hoover Urges World Peace Move At DAR Congress
President Hoover addressed 6000 delegates of the Daughters of the American Revolution urging fullest American cooperation for world peace through the London naval conference the World Court and the Kellogg Briand pact. He noted prohibition debate briefly and stressed leadership by example for liberty and justice.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Lowell Fletcher Hobart
Cincinnati
Anthony Wayne Cook
Cooksburg
Hobart
Cook
War Hurley
Jahneke
Navy
Fess
Rep. O
Daughters of the American Revolution
Weather summary from April 14 1930 regional data
Ohio shows increasing cloudiness with rain Tuesday night and Wednesday and little temperature change. Indiana expects cloudy showers with slight warmth in the north on Tuesday. Kentucky sees showers in the west Tuesday and Wednesday with cooler conditions, Tennessee forecasts showers in the west and cooler conditions in the east. The report includes station readings such as highest 72 and lowest 30 across cities like New York and Washington, with wind noted as NE and WE and precipitation values listed for several stations.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Eastport
New York
Washton
Jecks’ville
Atlanta
Orleans
At & P.m
St WE
Galveston
Denver
Oklahoma
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Cial
All England
All-India Congress
Dead Man
Desperado
Melbourne
Australia
Victoria
Cook County
World Court
Republican Board of Review
Keith-Orpheum Corporation
Lisbon-Heidingsfeld-Harris Chain
Palace and
Albee
Booth
Mrs. McCormick
Bandit Eluds
W. T. Sullivan
City Hall
Council Utilities
Ellis
Elisa
Mr. Little
Rose
Mr. Rose
Will Hagenah
Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart
D. A. R. Congress
Tribunal
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