Velasco Cleared in Ecclesiastical Trial Victory for Dayton Rector
The Rev Julius Velasco of St Johns Dayton Ky was found not guilty on two charges and admonished for defaming the bishop after a two day church trial. He was acquitted of breaking ordination vows by marrying a Catholic woman and breaking a preordination agreement. The judges noted the emotional closing plea condemning church intolerance.
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Lexington
Julius
Arnold Velasco
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Dayton
the Episcopal Church
Katherine Rogers
Baltimore
Velasco
H. P. Almon Abbott
Franklin Davis
J. Wilson Hunter
Frank E. Cooley
Harold O. Boon
FE. W. Baxter
Episcopal Church
Christ
Two Dworg ees Bodies Found in Bungalow Tragedy at Laguna Beach
In Laguna Beach California on April 24, the bodies of Mrs Doris Murray Palmer and stage star Mrs Guy Bates Post were found with a pistol near Mrs Post. Authorities suspect murder followed by suicide amid a quarrel over a luncheon invitation.
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Laguna Beach
Cal
Guy Bates Post
Doris Murray Palmer
Chicago
Palmer
Mes
Fire probe cites missed cell openings as cause of Ohio Pen fire
Deputy Warden James P. Woodard told investigators all 318 inmates could have survived if guards had unlocked cells quickly. Fire Chief Albert Nice supported delays in rescue, while guards and staff gave mixed testimony on alarms, keys, and who ordered evacuation as the Ohio Penitentiary blaze unfolded.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio Penitentiary
James P. Woodard
Albert Nice
Columbus
Woodard
P. E. Thomas
Board of Inquiry
John Hall
Harry Dillehay
Dillehay
Thomas
J. H. Rhoads
F. L. Pike
Pike
Ohio prison convicts quiet after day of threats
After the Ohio Penitentiary fire that killed 318, convicts in the idle house were moved to dining halls and later returned to cells, showing calmer behavior. Gov. Cooper announced an official prison needs inquiry with A. E. Anderson of Cincinnati named to the commission, along with Julius F. Stone.
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Columbus
Ohio State Prison
Thomas
Gov
Sappight
A. E. Anderson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Julius F. Stone
Anderson
Procter & Gamble Company
Community Fund Organization
Longeview State Hospital
Cooper
Gilbert Bettman
Governor’s Board of Inquiry
Bettman
Ohio Penitentiary
Hamilton County Mayors Form Anti Annexation Association
Twelve Hamilton County mayors met at Seven Gables Country Club to form the Association of Mayors. They plan monthly meetings to coordinate mutual interests and counter Cincinnati annexation efforts. Dale Wolff of The Norwood Enterprise is cited as prime mover and publisher behind the initiative.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Seven Gables Country Club
Montgomery Pike
Harry Baker
Norwood
Association of Mayors
Frank Reed
Lockland
Carson Hoy
Mt. Healthy
Hines
Silverton
Dale Wolff
Norwood Enterprise
Physician Sues Mrs Bethell For 395 In Municipal Court
Dr James J Jennie files suit in Municipal Court seeking 395 for medical services. Defendant Mrs Henriette Keppel Bethell wife of Gen Hugh Keppel, currently visiting daughter Marjorie Schiele. Bethell has filed probate action to gain custody of Marjorie from Mrs Marie Lwise Hawke.
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James J. Jennie
Provident Bank
Henriette Keppel Bethell
Alms Hotel
Bethell
Hugh Keppel
India
Marjorie Schiele
Marie Lewise Hawke
Ontario Rum Chief Denies System Fails
Washington reports pro prohibition forces wrapping two day rebuttal at the House Judiciary Committee. Sir Henry Drayton of the Ontario Liquor Control Board defends its system as more temperate than prohibition. Princeton coach W. W. Roper notes rising student drinking among men and women.
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Princeton
Nets
House Judiciary Committee
Washington
Graham
Sir Henry Drayton
Ontario Liquor Control Board
America
W. W. Roper
All American
Roper
Drowned Shoemaker Lang Identified After River Find
The body of 80 year old Frank Lang, a retired shoemaker of 6103 Chandler street, was identified at the county morgue as the man found in the Ohio River near Stop 6 Lower River road. Identification by Mrs Anna Ehrsan and Mrs Jacob Neebling confirms disappearance since April 12 after seen on a street car. No violence noted. discovered by Fred Peeno while setting trot lines.
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Ohio River
Stop 6
Lower River Road
Frank Lang
Chandler Street
Anna Ehrsan
Lang
Jacob Neebling
Candler
Ehrsan
Fred Peeno
Darrow Draws Crowds at Cincinnati Religion Symposium
Cincinnati audiences packed Music Hall for a four-speaker religion forum sponsored by The American Israelite and featuring Clarence Darrow, Father James ONeill, Rev. Jesse Halsey, and Rabbi Solomon Freehof. Tickets sold out amid strong demand for Darrow’s agnostic perspective.
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Cincinnati
Music Hall
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
James O'Neill
Bellarmine Chapel
Jesse Halsey
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Solomon Freehof
Chicago
Congregation Anshe Mayriy
Clarence True Wilson
Gas in Howe Caverns Kills Two Tour Operators
Trapped 200 feet underground in Howe Caverns after a dynamite blast near the entrance released poisonous gas. Two men, John Lagendorf and Owen Wallace, died. three others overcome were hospitalized and expected to recover. Rescue attempts followed emergency gas-masks requests to Schenectady and Albany.
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Cobleskill
N. Y
Howe Caverns
Albany
John Lagendorf
Howe Caverns, Inc
Carpenter Sets Off Police Machinery in Cincinnati Dropsy Tale
An epidemic of dropsy sweeps Cincinnati as a carpenter drops a plank on a burglar alarm at Sam Savin's pawnshop. A signal flag appears at police headquarters and detectives, with a Tribune reporter, arrive only to learn it was an accident and drop the matter.
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Cincinnati
Sam Savin
East Sixth Street
Commercial Tribune
Sam
Traffic clubs hear Gen Atterbury predict rail growth
Gen W. W. Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, told the Associated Traffic Clubs of America audience at the Gibson that rail transportation will advance greatly in the coming decades. He said rail, air, and highway must be coordinated and developed to meet rising demand. About 800 delegates attended the eighth annual Traffic Clubs convention dinner hosted by the Cincinnati and Miami Valley Clubs.
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Gen. W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Associated Traffic Clubs of America
Gibson
Convention of Traffic Clubs
Cincinnati
Miami Valley Clubs
Gen. Atterbury
Censorship Tightened as India Riots Reach Frontier Provinces
London field dispatches report censorship on Punjab and Northwest Frontier news after Peshawar riots. A state of siege is cited in Peshawar with arrests and shop closures, while clashes spread to Kohat and Charsadda as troops move into Risalpur and Nowshera.
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India
London
Lahore
Daily Express Today
Punjab
Northwest Frontier Province
Peshawar
Allahabad
Daily News
Kohat
Charsadda
Risalpur
Nowshera
Kohat Pass
Afghanistan
Mussolini Chose Successor and Son-in-Law in Rumor
Paris reports fascists claim Benito Mussolini arranged the marriage of his daughter Edda to Count Galeazzo Ciano in Rome, with the union said to secure succession and alliance.
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Mussolini
Edda
In Duce
New York World News Service
Paris
Benito Mussolini
Galeazzo Ciano
Rome
I’avenir
Constanza Ciano
Supreme Council
Count Ciano
Holy See
Tr’avénir
Diana
Bone Drys Gain in Nation Poll as 3.7 Million Ballots Cast
The Literary Digest reports 3,705,742 total votes in its national straw poll on prohibition with Arkansas and Kansas showing strong enforcement sentiment. New Jersey Rhode Island Connecticut favor repeal and anti-saloon measures circulate among listed states.
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Arkansas
Kansas
Literary Digest
Connecticut
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Alabama
Colorado
Iowa
Mississippi
Nebraska
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Bremen and British Grenadier Collision Off Dungeness
The Bremen, a large Atlantic liner bound for New York, collided in dense fog with the tanker British Grenadier about five miles off Dungeness. The British Grenadier was severely damaged and limped into Downs after oil spilled from her tanks. the Bremen anchored at Southampton for survey and was cleared to proceed.
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Southampton
England
New York
Dungeness
Cowes
Bremen
Grenadier
Deal
Downs
House Passes War Veterans Pension Bill
The House approved a broad veterans compensation bill by a 324 to 49 vote after lengthy debate. The measure, dubbed the Rankin Bill, provides compensation for disabilities incurred up to January 1, 1930, and moves to the Senate for action.
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HOUSE
Washington
Hoover
Wood
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Johnson
World War Veterans’ Committee
Rankin
Dem
Miss
Gomnery
Mass
Comptroller General
Veterans’ Bureau
Senate Vote Cuts European Immigration By One Half
Washington April 24 The Senate approved cutting European immigration from 150 600 to 80 000 a year and restored the Harris immigration measure base on the national origins plan The vote 41 to 31 follows amendments by Senator Norbeck to repeal the national origins basis and Swanson’s bid to strike it down The President urged suspension last year but Congress did not act The new program took effect July 1 with no change in the national origins framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Harris
Dem
C l
South America
Norbeck
Rep
S. D
Germany
Swanson
Hoover
Congress
Slayer chooses gas in Nevada death chamber
Reno reports R H White aged 42 a gambler told lawyers he would rather take the gas than life in prison and asked against commutation. Judge Hawkins will set an execution date likely next month as White awaits the lethal chamber return. The gas house recently built near the penitentiary yard includes guard and condemned cells and the gas apparatus.
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Reno
Nev
R. H. White
Nevada Penitentiary
State Board of Pardons
L. O. Hawkins
Winnemucca
White
Louis Lavell
Elko
Nevada Supreme Court
Temperatures Forecast and Record for April 24 1930
Ohio west warms with increasing clouds and possible showers. Kentucky and Tennessee expect fair to warmer days with showers later. West Virginia and Indiana see cloudier, warmer spells with possible showers. The daily climate table lists cities including Eastport Nashville Boston Cleveland with highs and lows around 32 to 64. May include wind and precipitation details for the date.
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West Portion
Kentucky
Weaoon
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Nashville
Boston
Cleveland
Ss Sm
Settee
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