Frontier City of Peshawar Evacuated As Dangers Loom
Reporting from Peshawar India on April 25 rebels attacked Kohidaman after Afghan troops seized raiders and killed some by firing from guns. Reinforcements sent as fighting continued at Kalakin Kasabagh with insurgents defeated and fleeing to hills. C Ensuring days also saw salt protests in Neela injuring sixteen policemen and prompting buckshot fire and a death. European women and children evacuated from Peshawar amid rising tension with Afridi Mohmand tribes along the frontier.
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Peshawar
India
Kohidaman
Kalakin
Kasabagh
Calcutta
Neela
Bombay
Khyber Pass
Mahatma Gandhi
Chittagong
Tippera
Bilonia
Tripura
Sri Prakash
Savage death of German scientist in Puebla region
A mob in Amozac near Puebla stoned Dr. Edgar Kuhlman to death last week amid superstition. Eight suspects were captured and likely to be executed. The incident followed a government backed visit by Kuhlman to Puebla to secure assurances from President Ortiz Rubio and regional officials.
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Edgar Kuhlman
Amozac
Puebla
EFI Universal Today
Kuhlman
Ortiz Rubio
Best Routes To Gift Home At Cincinnati Real Estate Show
The Gift Home in Homewood subdivision along Woosterpike near Mariemont is accessible by car bus or streetcar. From downtown take U S Route 50 out Eastern Avenue then to Homewood Avenue. bus riders use the Mariemont Hyrte Park line and alight at Homewood Avenue. streetcar riders should alight at Settle Avenue and walk south.
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Cincinnati Realtors
The
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Homewood Subdivision
Woosterpike
Mariemont
Mariemont-Hyrte Park
Homewood Avenue
Settle Avenue
Chinook Loses Throne as Walden Returns From Antarctica
Arthur Walden arrives aboard the C A Larsen with 68 dogs from the Byrd expedition. Chinook the lead dog is missing and presumed gone after a hard year on the ice. Walden honors Chinook as the grandest leader and reflects on life in Alaska and the icy frontier.
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Lorena A. Hickok
Associated Press
New York
Arthur T. Walden
Antartica
C. A. Larsen
Chinook
Norfolk
Walden
Alaska
Antarctica
Heaven
Avondale Man Held In Jewel Robbery Link
Police say George Maneau, 32, of Avondale, held on suspicion after drills detonating caps nitroglycerine and other loot tied to a $350 000 Youngstown auto agency robbery were found in his possession. Detectives tracked him after he sought nitroglycerine at a hardware store and followed by license tag. He fought officers when confronted and remains in custody.
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Herschede
George Maneau
Whittier Street
Avondale
Youngstowns
Automobile Agency
Maneau
Shaefer
Carney
Court
Walnut Streets
Governor Cooper Leads Ohio Arbor Day Ceremony
Gov. Myers Y. Cooper presided at Arbor Day exercises on the State House grounds in Columbus. He presented the tree of honor to Mrs. Ethel B. Ryan of Akron, head of the Nature Guardian Clubs, who planted the maple on the north lawn. Scouts and 4 H members joined, pouring soil from 88 Ohio counties into the planting hole.
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Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
State House
Ethel B. Ryan
Akron
Nature Guardian Clubs of
Ohio
Col Jol Viner Resigns Civil Service Post
Col Joseph W Viner resigns from the Civil Service Commission and James Morrison of Elmwood Place is appointed in his place by the University of Cincinnati Board of Trustees. Morrison has long hiring experience while Viner plans a multi month South America trip. The commission remains short as a new City Manager is anticipated.
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Joseph W. Viner
Civil Service Commission
James Morrison
Ludlow Avenue
University of Cincinnati
City Hall
John Lentz
Morrison
Highland Body Company
Elmwood Place
Col. Viner
South America
Thomas H. Hogan
Murray Leasongood
Cecil H. Gamble
Board of Education
Graeme Mitchell
Children's Hospital
Board of Health
Predictions from Earl of Birkenhead on 2030 world
The Earl of Birkenhead foresees 600 horsepower pens, lab grown beef and bread, cheap synthetic foods, and ectogenetic birth in glass vessels. He envisions rapid parliamentary votes, self feeding towns, a European federation, and evolving ties between Britain and the United States.
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New York World News Service
London
Ton
Earl of Birkenhead
Lord Birkenhead
Pivery
Earl
Europe
British Empire
United States
Four New U S Judges Reported For Action
Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously favors a free hand for the Attorney General in enforcing the prohibition law transfer. Four additional federal judges are authorized, including posts in the Southern District of New York and Southern District of California, with no public disclosure of certain lobbying reports.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Williamson
Wilson
Prohibition Bureau
Norris
Judiciary Committee
New York
California
Hebert
R. I
Henry H. Curran
Senate Lobby Committee
House of Representatives
Walsh
Dem
Mont
Carter Field
Ritchie
Maryland
Ohio Penitentiary Fire Inquiry Steers Toward Calm After Revolt
The Ohio Penitentiary revolt subsided as authorities study a fire that killed 520 inmates. Warden Thomas defends actions, pledges evidence, and guards describe delays in freeing prisoners. Convicts accuse guards of mistreatment, while a commission concludes no escapes occurred and 1,500 troops remain nearby.
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Columbus
Ohio
Preston E. Thomas
Cooper
Thomas
Watkinson
Little
Baldwin
J. C. Woodward
Géara Hubert L. Richardson
Richardson
Minister admits murder of church sexton in Ottawa trial
The Rev. James A. Wilson testified he shot Amos Elliott and the sexton’s wife during a struggle over a letter from the minister to widow Emma Wagner. He read the letter in court claiming it asked forgiveness and warned of dire consequences without it.
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Ottawa
James A. Wilson
Pinister
Amos Elliott
Emma Wagner
Chicago
Wilson
Solar eclipse brightens Passe Gold Town in brief sun
Camptonville California residents await a rare solar eclipse on April 28 as scientists from Lick Observatory the University of Nevada Johns Hopkins University and Yale refine the eclipse path and prepare spectrographic observations amid hopes to study helium in the sun and solar dynamics.
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Camtonville
Cal
Sierras
Lick Observatory
J. H. Moore
D. H. Menzel
C. B. Blain
University of Nevada
Johns Hopkins University
Yale
Moore
New Scientific Breakthrough Promises Faster Healing
Dr Frederick S Hammett reports a sulphur based principle speeds tissue repair and slows some cancers. Thioglucose used on a 78 year old ulcer healed in two weeks and a large sore improved in three months. Tests on rats show rapid skin growth and cancer growth slowed or vanished in some cases. The method is not a medicine but a biological trigger shared with oxygen balance.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Philadelphia
American “Philosophical Society
Frederick S. Hammett
Research Institute
Lankenau Hospital
Hammett
Stanley P. Reimann
Reimann
Lankenau
Dr. Hammett
Rily
Half Fruit Crop of Ohio Suffering Frost Loss
Ohio fruit growers face over half of the seven million dollar apple crop lost with further damage to other fruits after three nights of heavy frost. Horticultural specialists at Ohio State University issued the assessment as meteorologist W C Devereaux of the Weather Bureau warned of a 34 degree minimum last night and potential showers to come.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio State University
W. C. Devereaux
United States Weather Bureau
Town marshal fined ten dollars in pup shooting case
William Kovinc, town marshal of Sharonville, pleaded guilty to cruelty to animals after admitting he shot six dogs. He was fined ten dollars with eight dollars suspended. The case drew about a dozen witnesses from both sides and ended amid near blows in St Bernard Court.
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William Kovinc
Sharonville
Justice of the
Andrew L. Haefner
St. Bernard
Kovinc
Hamilton County
George C. Kuhn
Secrecy Marks Cincinnati City Manager Search
City officials depart for New York and Washington to seek a successor to Col. Sherrill as Cincinnati City Manager. Charter group leaders hold an afternoon session at the Ingalls Building to discuss the vacancy with candidates named include Col. U S Grant II and Prof. C A Dystra, among others.
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Charter Group
Dark Horse
Col. Sherrill
Cincinnati
Charles. O. Rose
New York City
Rose
City Charter Committee
Charterite
Ingalls
Louis Brownlow
Radburn
N. J
Washington
Russell Wilson
Col. U. 8. Grant II
Charterite Group
Prof
C. A. Dystra
Los Angeles
Charles W
Weather summary for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee
The report notes cloudiness and mild temperature changes across Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee with chances of showers Saturday and Sunday. Regional high and low readings are listed for cities including Louisville Nashville Cleveland Detroit Chicago Atlanta and more, alongside a detailed April 25 1930 climate record with highs lows averages and precipitation.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
West Virginia
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Atl
City
S. S. Marie
Wash
Jackson’le
Duluth
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cares
N. Orleans
Kan
Graveston
Omaha
Pitteb
Denver
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Gov. Cooper
Jol. Viner
AG Senate
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