Hoover Thanks Governors for Wartime Aid Radio Broadcast
Chicago dispatch reports Grover Dullard and nine companions arrested after raids on Moran gang gathering spots. The probe links Dullard to the Lingle killing, alleges he trailed Lingle from Hotel Sherman to the subway, and may have passed the killer a revolver. A ledger with 150 names from Moran’s payroll was recovered.
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Chicago
Grover
Dullard
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
State Attorney's Office
Moran Gang
Sheridan Wave
Lingle
Julius
Potatoes) Kauffman
Joe Josephs
States Attorney's Office
Sherman
Illinois Central
Michigan Avenue
Moran
George “Bugs
North Shore
Doctor Taken To City Court For Contempt
Dr. Bryan E. Boyer of General Hospital was ordered to transport Frank Ritter a non resident to mental observation. Ritter was refused admission by the hospital and the court adjourned after Judge Elliott confronted the hospital’s stance. The judge warned that physicians would be jailed if they hinder court orders.
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Thomas J. Elliott
Bryan E. Boyer
General Hospital
Boyer
Frank Ritter
Box 305
Ebenezer Road
Cheviot
Elliott
Ritter
Westwood
Central
Cincinnati
C. A. Dykstra
City to receive rent on Cincinnati Southern Railroad
President Washington T. Porter and Trustee Harry W Brown will today hand over to Stephen W. Mc Grath City Treasurer funds due from the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad for rent of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad. The total is 6 5839 223.89 with 32 500 for quarterly rent to June 30, 179 437.50 for interest and sinking fund, and 47 286.39 for net revenue share. The income will be credited to the city net interest fund under the fund authority.
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Washington T. Porter
Harry W Brown
Cincinnati
F Southern Railroad
Stephen W. McGrath
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Cin
Hoover cites $1.7 billion in public works in six months
President Hoover told governors by radio from the White House that public works spending in the first six months totaled 1.7 billion dollars, topping 1929 by over 200 million. He urged continued cooperation with state and local officials to sustain employment and economic stability.
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Washington
Hoover
Salt Lake City
White House
Cremer Sentenced to Die for Ohio Farm Slaying
Charles Cremer, 30, of Hamilton, singled out for execution in Ohio Penitentiary on October 10 after being found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Robert Clemons, 68, of Brown County. The trial lasted five days with insanity defense rejected. three alleged accomplices from Cincinnati face indictments, with one set for trial next date.
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Georgetown
Charles Cremer
Hamilton
Mechanic
Common Pleas
Harry BH. Parker
Ohio Penitentiary
Robert Clemons
Brown County
Cremer
Parker
Clemons
Cincinn
Zellar
Death of Dr Harvey Wiley Ends Long Pure Food Campaign
Washington June 30 Dr Harvey W Wiley renowned pure food chemist, aged 86, died this morning after eight months of heart disease. He led the fight for pure food and drug laws since 1883, opposed by many, and resigned from the Agriculture Department in 1912 but was later praised by Taft. He remained engaged in food issues as editor and writer until health failed.
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Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Wiley
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Wickersham
Prent Taft
Drowning of Teen Enos Dingey At Licking River Irville
In Zanesville Ohio on June 30 Enos Dingey aged 13 or 14 drowned in the Licking River at Irville while companions watched. The youths could not swim and could not aid him as he waded beyond his depth.
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Zanesville
Enos Dingey
Licking River
Irville
Connions
Dingey
War Objectors Win in Appeals for Citizenship
Yale theology professor Douglas Clyde MacIntosh and Canadian World War nurse Marie Averill Bland won a U S Court of Appeals reversal of a lower court ruling denying them citizenship. Judge Martin T Manton noted a distinction between morally justified and unjustifiable war and cited the Kellogg pact in upholding their claims.
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New York
Douglas Clyde MacIntosh
Yale
Marie Averill Bland
United States
United States District Court of Appeals
MacIntosh
Martin T. Manton
Circuit Court of Appeals
Newport raids target Brady pool room amid bets
Newport reform Safety Commissioner James Fuller ordered a raid on Ernest A. Buck Brady’s newly opened pool room at York street and James alley after Brady accused him of discrimination. Police found twelve men on the second floor allegedly making race bets. Fuller said Brady ran without a license and hinted at outside backing.
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James Fuller
Newport
Reform Safety
Ernest A
Buck” Brady
George Remus
Brady
York Street
James Alley
Fuller
Frank Bregel
Charles Johns
Known Handbook
Bregel
Thy
Lieut
Johns
Citys Methods Illegal In Quarantining Women Judge Bell Says
A Common Pleas Court ruling finds city officials used illegal and heavy handed methods arresting and quarantining women with infectious diseases in the Workhouse. Judge Charles S. Bell orders release and declares non physicians were used to treat inmates amid alleged abuse and improper care.
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C. 5S. Bell
Charles S. Bell
Massie Jarrell
East Second Street
Hig
Bell
Jarrell
Fifth Third Negotiations Over Brotherhood Bank Takeover
E W Edwards president of Fifth Third says the bank is considering a takeover of Brotherhood National Bank. Central Trust is also weighing the move while another large bank is out. Comptroller Poole must decide whether a takeover or reorganization under Brotherhood of Railway Clerks is best, with a conference among Brotherhood representatives and interested parties planned for today.
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Wise Third Union Trust Company
Brotherhood National Bank
E. W. Edwards
J. W. Poole
Pope denounces Protestant proselyting in Rome
In a secret consistory Pope Pius XI denounces Protestant proselyting in Rome and denies Vatican responsibility for Malta disturbances. He urges closer Vatican Britain relations and warns that Italian legislation now encourages Protestantism, noting Rome as Catholicism’s center.
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Beatrice Baskerville
New
Malta
Holy See
Rome
Catholicism
Eternal City
Italy
N. Y
City blamed for bad faith in Fifth Street widening dispute
Charles Dupuis of Central Trust spoke at a City Planning Commission meeting calling the city’s delay in widening East Fifth Street a colossal blunder. He accused officials of misleading property holders and said the project should proceed immediately, despite Myron Downs’s report disapproving funding at this time.
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East Fifth Street
Main
Pike Streets
Charles Dupuis
Central Trust Company
City Planning Commission
Masonic Temple Company
Dupuis
Myron Downs
Alfred Bettman
Downs
East Fifth’ Street
Masonic Temple
Fontbonne
Negro Society Denounces Lynching Infamy at Convention
Springfield Mass June 30 The NAACP at its convention condemns twelve lynchings in six months tying them to 1929 totals. It calls for federal intervention to ensure jury trials and accuses Texas of leading infamy with four murders including a roasting in custody.
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Springfield
Mass
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
England
Texas
Texas Rangers
Prohibition Chief Quits Sees Revival Politics Clash
Maj Maurice Campbell resigns as New York prohibition administrator claiming Treasury officials and Washington politicians back permits to boost the Republican ticket. He calls for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and declines to name aides or names while noting his strict permit policy and his replacement, William D Moss. Senate action on enforcement measures continues as Congress debates funding and new commissions. A separate report notes a Chicago warehouse raid by gunmen seizes $30,000 of liquor amid Capone-era activity.
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New York
Maurice Campbell
Treasury
Washington
Campbell
Boston
William D. Moss
Oge
Department of Justice
Senate
Law
Vane House
Bill
Wood
House
Appropriations Committee
Hoover
Glass
Demi
Norris
Thediciary Committee
Billy
The
Prohibition
Chicago
Wabash Avenue
Yellowley
Jacksonville
Fla
al Capone
Capone
Paua
Paul Perry
Kaiser Seeks Court Martial To Clear His Name
Former Kaiser Wilhelm agrees to an international court martial to determine his responsibility for the 1914 outbreak. Historian Poultney Bigelow, returning from Doorn, says Wilhelm believes Russia and England were mainly to blame, if authentic documents support the claim.
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New York
Kaiser Wilhelm
Poultney Bigelow
Bigelow
Russia
England
Doorn
Wilhelm
John Bigelow
United States
France
Lincoln
Potsdam
James Fenimore Cooper
Witness to Lincoln assassination dies in Ohio
Toledo Ohio June 30 The Rev Jackson C Taylor 80 former slave who witnessed the assassination of Abraham Lincoln died in a county hospital early today from injuries sustained when struck by an auto.
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Toledo
Jackson C. Taylor
Abraham Lincoln
Democrats Push Higher Disability Pensions for World War Vets
Senate Democrats led a day long drive to raise disability pension rates to up to 60 dollars monthly for World War veterans, challenging Administration opposition and House terms. A vote was planned for tomorrow with conference pressure if the higher rate passes.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Senate
House
Reed
Rep
Walsh
Massachusetts
Connally
Texas
Temperature synopsis and weather table across states
The article provides a temperature forecast for Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia with showers and cooler conditions. Indiana sees partly cloudy and cooler weather with some northeast showers. It includes a table showing daily high temperatures across major cities and notes the historical high and low temperatures with precipitation totals and averages.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Albany
New York
Pes Atlantic Co
S.st. W
Chicago
Jack’ Ville. Isles
Atlanta
N. Orleans
St. Louis
Galveston
Kansas C
Pittsb’gh
Denes
Eve Geenapeeveena
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Eddie Rickenbacker
Bolling Field
Health Commissioner
Mit Infectious Disease
Brotherhood Bank
Holy City
Commercial Tribune Call
Charles W. Duptis
Qupuis Flay
Fifth ST
Negro Society
Maj
Judiciary Committee
Kaiser
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