Dancer Sues Pantages for 1 Million in Los Angeles
Eunice Pringle, a 17 year old co educated dancer, sues Alexander Pantages in Superior Court for 1 million dollars. She seeks 500 000 for actual injuries and 500 000 for exemplary damages over an alleged August attack in his theater.
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Los Angeles
Eunice Pringle
Alexander Pantages
Hugh L. Dickson
Theodore Gottsdanker
Gottsdanker
Pantages
Miss Pringle
Lou’ Irene Pringle
Got
Three Suspects in Bank Hold-Up Captured Here
Police arrested three men suspected of major Cincinnati robberies including a January 13 Mason Bank of Ohio hold-up. Adler alias James Allen 29, Walsh or Monroe 27, and Rains 33 were taken at 721 Armory Ave after a silent stakeout. A green sedan and a bleck satchel with greasy tool marks tied them to the spree.
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Cincinnati
Mason (O.) Bank
John Adler
James Allen
Walter J. J. Allen
John Walsh
Joseph Monroe
Armory Avenue
Douglas Rains
Cook
Freeman Avenue
Robert Phillis
Columbus
John Pilue
Adler
Phillis
McArthur
Eldendorfer
John Wagganer
French Security Demands Hold Up London Naval Talks
London faces friction as France presses for strong security guarantees before consenting to naval compromises. Premier Andre Tardieu seeks a treaty obligating forceful action against aggressors in exchange for reduced tonnage. French stance links security to limits on other nations and eschews parity with Italy without guarantees. The issue may delay deep talks for a week.
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London
Andre Tardieu
France
Tardieu
Mediterranean
North Sea
Channel
Italy
Western Senate Reinstates Free List on Hides and Shoes
Western Senators and Southern Democrats joined to defeat higher tariffs on hides leathers and shoes, restoring the free list after four days of debate. The 46 to 28 vote, with 20 Western Republicans backing the move, sets up later conference with the House on Hawley Smoot rates.
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Washington
Senate
Borak
Idaho
House
Walsh
Dem
Mass
Fess
Berah
New England
America
Chicago Pineapple Crop Yields Quality Over Quantity
Chicago reports 1929 pineapple crop smaller than 1928 in volume but higher in quality. The Employers' Association notes 115 bombings last year, one less than 1928, with average damage about 1713 dollars per bomb, more than double the prior year's 960. Seven bombs have been reported so far in 1930.
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Chicago
Employers’ Association
C. L. Hostetter
Hartwell Girl Student Tries Suicide at Home
A fifteen year old Hartwell High sophomore Jane Peacock shot herself above the heart at her home on Parkway Avenue. She was reported to have shown faint improvement at Good Samaritan Hospital after the attempt but the motive remained unclear. Her parents said she had shown no prior trouble and the school principal could not identify any teacher's accusation. Continued on third page.
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Benjamin Henderson
Camargo Bank of
Madeira
Robert A. Taft
Henderson
Taft
Albuquerque
N. M
Thomas H. Morrow
William Anderson
Sergt
Lynn Black
Indian Hill Rangers
Sergt. Black
Black
Jane Peacock
Parkway Avenue
Hartwell
Good Samaritan Hospital
Miss Peacock
Hartwell High School
Howard Peacock
Leonard P. Stewart
Tenor refrain argument for Star Spangled Banner as anthem
Washington January 24. Representative Linthicum of Indiana introduces a bill to designate the Star Spangled Banner as the National Anthem. He plans to submit a petition signed by over five million people to the House Judiciary Committee.
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Washington
Representative Linthicum
Houpse Judiciary Committee
Francis Scott Key
Willebrandt invited to testify on Prohibition Bureau transfer
Washington scene with Mabel Walker Willebrandt invited to testify before the House Expenditures Committee and the Williamson Bill on moving the Prohibition Bureau from Treasury to Justice. The invitation follows political clashes over committee procedures as hearings proceed amid broadening debate on enforcement and real estate cooperation in bootlegging cases.
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Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
House Expenditures Committee
Williamson Bill
Prohibition Bureau
Treasury
Justice Department
Williamson
Schafer
Rep
Wis
Hoover
Mrs
Willebrandt
Cochran
Dem
House Judiciary
Christopherson
United States
Jesse C. Duke
Doran
Washington Real Estate Board
Rover
Hired Man Dail For Her Expert Milker
George M. Marsh a dairy farmer testified that Sanford Harville worked as a milker for forty cows from 4 30 to 9 in the morning and 3 to 7 at night. Harville said he came to Cincinnati visiting family before working for Marsh and was paid ten dollars to clean a kitchen after tar cans exploded.
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United States
August Siemon
George Washington Marsh
Sanford Harville
Gano
Butler County
Siemon
Harville
Memphis
Tenn
Cincinnati
George M. Marsh
Fle
Mark Wood
Wood
Flarville
Rebecca Felton Dies Former U S Senator at 94
Rebecca Latimer Felton the only woman to serve as U S Senator died in Atlanta at 11 45 p m after a brief illness. She was 94, known as the Grand Old Lady of Georgia who helped blaze a path for women in politics. She had come to Atlanta from Cartersville to handle affairs for the Georgia Training School for Girls when she contracted a heavy cold.
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Atlanta
Rebecca Latimer Felton
United States
Felton
Georgia
Reopened probe into Miss Weaver will of Cincinnati teacher
New information could revive questions over the will of Florence Weaver a Cincinnati schoolteacher who left 600000 to the city City Solicitor John D Ellis disclosed the development after attorney Carl W Rich acting for Joseph Schneider president of Economy Drug Co said Miss Weaver never surrendered her apartment beyond two years ago Schneider claims she left for the West and intended to send rent from abroad while furniture remains in the unit with the rent continuing.
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Florence Weaver
Cincinnati
John D. Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Carl W. Rich
Joseph Schneider
Economy Drug Company
Schneider
Eastern
Tusculum Avenues
Ohio lawyer warns pace of trials hinders justice
Luther Day of Cleveland urges Ohio Bar Association members to limit irrelevant testimony and curb prejudicial matter at trials. He notes court congestion from unfocused evidence and calls judges to steer proceedings toward truth. Murray Seasongood and Judge Roland W. Baggott spoke at the midwinter banquet.
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Dayton
Luther Day
Cleveland
Ohio State Bar Association
Common Pleas
Murray Seasongood
Cincinnati
Roland W. Baggott
Midgley fatally shoots wife then kills self in Norwood
Charles Midgley, 52, shot his wife Bland Midgley, 50, at their Norwood home after a dispute over money. Police cornered him at 2017 Mohawks Place near McMicken Avenue. he shot himself in the head and died, while Mrs Midgley lay critically wounded with multiple bullet wounds.
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Charles Midgley
Bland Midgley
Norwood
Mohawk Place
McMicken Avenue
General Hospital
Midgley
Silver Street
Metzger and
Lutz
Cincinnati Force
Joseph Flower
Lee Kiley
Norwood Force
Mohawks Place
Louise Quick
Chicago seeks legislative aid to avert budget chaos
Chicago faces a looming financial crisis as City Council votes to ask Governor Emerson to convene a special session of the Legislature. The push targets consolidation and reorganization of local government to cut costs amid a $185 million debt burden and mounting interest on debts. Teachers go unpaid as budgets collapse.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Emerson
Thompson
Kentucky House Unseats Third Republican Member on Petition
The Kentucky House ousted J M Hoskins to seat J A Campbell after a two hour debate, raising Democrats to sixty seven and Republicans to thirty three. The session also advanced two Senate measures including a $10 000 highway department investigation and abolition of the Pardon Commissioner office.
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Kentucky
Edward Febomar
Associated Press
Frankfort
House of Representatives
Senate
General Assembly
J.A. Campbell
Bell County
J. M. Hoskins
Pineville
House
Louisville
Harold L
Stucker
W. G. Jutz
John J. Klefet
F. A. Gnau
Dorsey Ratliffe
Menifee
Montgomery
J. Roy Johnson
Crittenden- Livingston
Highway Department
Frank L. Strange
Warren
Bishop Anderson Harbors Heart Attack Risk
The Most Rev. Charles Palmerston Anderson, presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church in America, lay dangerously ill after a heart attack at his Chicago home. At 65, he has served 41 years in the ministry and 25 as Chicago diocese bishop, with doctors reporting his condition worsened after illness began Tuesday following a period of fatigue.
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Chicago
Charles Palmerston Anderson
Episcopal Church In
America
Anderson
Chicago Episcopal Diocesan
Navy Ready To Rescue Byrd Expedition If Needed
The navy stands ready to attempt a Byrd expedition rescue if lives are imperiled. Weather and ice conditions govern passage, with Antarctic winter starting March 21 and new ice forming then. Four whaling vessels could aid but success depends on winds, currents, and early ice patterns.
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Washington
Navy
Weather Bureau
Clarence S. Kempff
Byrd
Kempff
Weather synopsis by region with temperatures and precip
Regional forecast notes for Ohio Kentucky Indiana Tennessee and West Virginia noting cloudy snow flurries in the north and milder conditions in the south on Saturday and varying conditions Sunday cooler nights. A temperature and precipitation table for January 24 1930 shows daily highs lows and moisture across major cities with a final record at 8 pm local time.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Kansas City
Galveston
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Denver
Hum
S.W
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Alex
Icunice Pringle Jeekg
Gottsbanker
Tardieu and Associates
England
Ben Hendergan
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
Poweepo Olka
Wets
Mabel Willebrandt
Get Dail
Rebecca Felton
U.S
BAR OF
Speaker
Self
Bishop Anderson
Belief Gains
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