Ohio Bank Bandit Tied to Single Lingle Slaying Mystery
Chicago July 6 The hunt widens for Fred R Burke a fugitive killer linked to the Alfred Jake Lingle case and the Dayton Ohio Union Savings Bank robbery Burke once dressed as a priest near the Randolph Street murder scene and fled Two grand juries will investigate the Lingle killing and rumored gangland newspaper ties Col McCormick calls for broad inquiry while Frank Foster may testify in the Lingle case Burke a dangerous ex convict remains under nationwide pursuit after previous police killings in Michigan and California
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Chicago
Fred. R. Burke
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Tribune
Joseph Schaefer
Cincinnati Police Department
Burke
Dayton
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Toledo
American Express Company
Louisville
Randolph Street
Assasin
Tunne
Efos
Lingle
Robert B. McCormick
The
Swanson
St. Louis
Underworld
Col. McCormick
Frank Foster
Los Angeles
Charles Skelly
St. Joseph
Mich
Alabama Riots Claim 2 More Negro Victims
In Emelle Alabama fighting after Fourth of July disorders left six dead as posses pursued four remaining Black suspects. Two new victims, a Black man at Natchez ta station and a Black woman killed near the Alabama Mississippi line, raise the toll while leaders say the Robertson family fled toward Mississippi.
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Emelle
Ala
Tom Robertson
Esau
Ollie
John
Mississippi
Natchetta
Miss
James Eyer
Alabama-Mississippi
Grover ‘Boyd
Charlie Marrs
Naval treaty push quickened by Hoover appeal
Hoover urges Senate ratification of the London naval treaty within a week to ten days as advocates plot a swift path. Senate quorum and adjournment loom amid administration efforts to block delay. Reed Smoot leaves Honeymoon to return to Washington for the vote.
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Salt Pare City
Reed Smoot
Utah
Hoover
Washington
Senate
Honolulu
Rapidan River Lodge
Walter Newton
Watson
Indiana
McNary
Oregon
Fess
Ohio
Gram
Baire
N. J
Hoover Considers Five Men As Hustons Successor
Washington July 6 The World News Service reports President Hoover weighs five candidates to replace Claudius S Huston as Republican National Chairman amid party turmoil. Huston returns home denying calls as White House discussions intensify on leadership before elections.
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Hoover
Huston
New York ‘World News Service
Washington, D.C
Claudius S. Huston
Republican National Committee
White House
James E. Watson
Rep
Ind
Senate
Charles L. McNary
Ore
Simeon D. Fess
Watson
McNary
Mr. Huston
Psychology writer maude anderson nearly poisons self in nyc apartment
Mrs Maude Anderson a 43 year old psychology writer lay unconscious for two and a half days in a darkened New York apartment before neighbors gas smell and a visit from Miss L Morris led to discovery. She was revived and taken to St Vincent's Hospital where doctors expect recovery.
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New York World News Service
New York
Maude Anderson
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Anderson
Cincinnati
L. R. Morris
Consolidated Gas Company
Man Breaks Into Own Home In Odd Burglary Attempt
Edward Sullivan 43 of 6623 Roe Street returned home to find no key and used a makeshift jimmy and a soapbox to force entry. Neighbors alerted police, Sullivan was found outside the home and treated at General Hospital before being held on suspicion of burglary with a gun in his possession.
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Edward Sullivan
Roe Street
Eddie
Eddy
Jimmy
General Hospital
Central Police Station
Chase National Bank deposits exceed two billion dollars
New York July 6 The Chase National Bank reports June 30 deposits totaling more than 2 065 434 000, the first time a bank's deposits surpassed 2 000 000 000. Total resources reached 2 648 958 000, another world high, with gains from the merger with Equitable and Interstate Trusts.
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New York World News Service
New York
N.Y
Chase National Bank
Equitable Trust Company
Interstate Trust Company
Chase
Madeira Mayor William P. Black Dies at 56
William P. Black longtime Madeira Ohio mayor died at Good Samaritan Hospital after an emergency operation. Born in Pendleton Kentucky he moved with his family to California Ohio later. He helped form the Madeira Bank and Fire Company and served as Street Commissioner before becoming mayor in 1929. Survived by his widow Anna and two brothers, with funeral Wednesday at Madeira Presbyterian Church.
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William P. Black
Madeira
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mayor Black
Pendleton
California
Cincinnati
Wark
Madeira Bank
Te Madeira Fire Company
Indian Hill Rangers
Madeira Gun Club
Yeatman Lodge No
Masons
The
Eastern Star
Anna Black
McKim Black
Durris
Ontario
Canada
Charles M. Black
Forestville
Madeira Presbyterian Church
Mt. Washington
Widow Esther deaconess cabin dedicated at state park
A reproduction of the cabin of widow Esther deaconess of Schoenbrunn, the state's first town, was dedicated at the state park site near New Philadelphia Ohio.
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CABIN
Esther
State Day
New
Philadelphia
Schoenbrunn
European Journalists See Cincinnati Zoo Opera Impresses Delegation
European newspaper men touring the United States under the Carnegie Foundation praised Cincinnati’s zoo and opera during a three day stay. They compared Cincinnati’s zoo favorably with Berlin’s, enjoyed Latonia races, and lauded local hospitality. Eric Moeller noted that a Kaiser court martial would not settle guilt or innocence in the World War question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Moeller
Foreign Department
Copenhagen Press
Moeller
United States
Carnegie Foundation
America
Cincinnati
Ernst Feder
Berlin
George A. Finch
Ter
Finch
Otter Park
Latonia
Girl's Killer in death by own action pact runs afoul cops
New Jersey dawn search ends with Roderick Meakle arriving at the scene after Jennie Brauer is found shot dead. Meakle dies from a self inflicted wound as authorities link handwriting and fingerprints to a motive in the Paterson case.
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New York World News Service
Pompton Lakes
N.J
Jennie Brauer
New Jersey
Roderick Meakle
Paterson Savings Institution
Meakle
Constitution Is Fury For Unity, Malick Says
The Rev John Malick preached on Holding Together and Keeping Apart at First Unitarian Congregational Church arguing that emotion, not the constitution, binds a nation He warned that the average man is heavily influenced by authority and slow to adopt new ideas, noting how long ideas take to reach public consciousness and the danger of emotional political storms. Continued on Third Page.
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White House
John Malick
First Unitarian Congregational Church
Balloonists Over Kentucky After Texas Race
Detroit Times balloon entrant landed five and a half miles south of Russellville Kentucky at 2 55 p m today. Two other balloons, the Goodyear Zep piloted by R J Blair and United Van Service piloted by George Hineman, were northeastward over Kentucky. Thunderstorms in the Texarkana area brought ten to earth, pilots discarded ballast. Dr George LeGalle cut away part of his Kelvinator basket. City of Houston and navy entrant reports follow.
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Houston
Texas
Detroit Times
Russellville
Control
Goodyear-Zeppelin
Akron
R. J. Blair
United van Service
Cleveland
George Hineman
Kentucky
Texarkana
George LeGalle
Kelvinator
Detroit
LeGalle
Fred S. Wilbur
Serg
Otto Weinecke
San Antonio
W. N. Fox
Hochatown
O'Okla
Navy
Lieut. W. Bushnell
J. A. Greenwald
Seven Die In Plane Mishaps Across U S and Newfoundland
Seven people died and two were injured in separate U S and Newfoundland plane accidents yesterday. Victims include Maj. C S Wynne Eyton injured in St Johns after failing to take off, Bert A Kigle and Duane L Heller in a Lake Michigan crash, and Dick Dodds who fell into the Pacific at La Jolla Beach. Others: Martin Wilson and John W Gorman at Floyd Bennett Field, Kenneth Wilson and Ernest Southworth near Ruthven. Vera Hughes criticallyinjured in Ruthven.
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United States
Newfoundland
C. S. Wynne Eyton
Fla
St. Johns
Bert A. Kigle
Kansas City
Duane L. Heller
Chicago
Lake Michigan
South Haven
Mich
Dick Dodds
Santa Ana
Cal
Crescent
la Guna Beach
Martin Wilsoa
John W. Gorman
Floyd Bennett Field
Barren Island
New York
Kenneth Wilson
Ernest Southworth
Sioux City
New Richmond Pair Found Bullet Into Woman's Head
A chilling incident in New Richmond ends with a woman fatally shot and a gunman turning the weapon on himself. Police report a domestic dispute escalated to violence, with responders arriving at the scene to secure the area and begin investigations.
Machinist Slays Friend Over Love Interest Tragedy
Clermont County reports a deadly sequence sparked by jealous lovers and love potions ending in four deaths. The victims include Mrs. Richard Herbert of New Richmond and John Bailey, both found shot in Bailey's automobile on the Atlantic and Pacific Highway. A prior killing by William Henderson Boshears near the Nine Mile road was linked, as authorities detail a series of fatal confrontations following disputes over a young woman's attentions. The cases involve insurance, a pistol borrowed from a father, and a patrol watchman who survived an initial confrontation. Mrs Herbert leaves a husband and two daughters. Bailey's family also mourns.
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Clermont County
Richard Herbert
New Richmond
John Bailey
Bailey
Atlantic and Pacific
Saul E. Henderson
John Spencer
William Henderson Boshears
Nine Mile Road
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Boshears
St. Mary’s Hospital
Herbert
Pepe
Robert Roberts
Atlantic and Pacific Highway
Roberts
Sarah Reed
Roberts County
Forrest
Elyan
Joseph Curtiss
Fred Sweeney
Woodville Road
Goshen
Sweeney
General Hospital
Peter Malloy
Flag to tower 643 feet high at Carew Tower
The article notes a 75 foot flagpole atop Carew Tower at Fifth and Vine in Cincinnati. It describes a 643 foot distance from the flagtip to Fountain Square if laid flat, which would topple the Tyler Davidson Fountain and crush buses on Government Square, though the pole is not yet attached and Floor 45 is still under construction.
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Carew Tower
Fifth and Vine Streets
Fountain Square
Govern‘ment Square
Royal Air Force flyer narrowly escapes death in Newfoundland
Maj. C. S. Wynne-Eyton of the British Royal Air Force Reserves, who arrived in St. John’s from England in a De Havilland Pass. Moth plane seeking an eastward 1930 North Atlantic crossing, narrowly escaped death this morning.
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New York World News Service
ST. John’s N. F
Royal Air Force Reserves
England
North Atlantic
Riots During Mexico Congressional Vote Leave Casualties
Rioting erupted in Mexico City during voting for Congress as clubs and stones clashed between rival parties. Early reports cited 1 to 5 dead and 15 to 30 wounded with clashes in suburb voting booths. Nationwide reports noted other locales with clashes but few casualty details while National Revolutionary party candidates led in most areas.
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Mexico City
Mexico
National Revolutionary Party
Ortiz Rubio
Senate
Chamber
Bride of Four Months Loses Husband in River Drowning
Willis Nelson 21 of 50 Sheridan Ave Ft Thomas Ky drowned in Whitewater River near Harrison Ohio while on a family picnic. The drowning, fifteenth in Hamilton County this year, occurred after he attempted to touch bottom and was carried by a step-off. Fire Department rescue efforts with grappling hooks lasted four hours without success. Survived by widow Sarah Nelson, parents Mr and Mrs W E Nelson, and five sisters Clara Lois J E Padgett Mrs John Runge and Mrs J A Hanrahan.
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Willis Nelson
Sheridan Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Whitewater
Harrison
Hamilton County
Nelson
Stone Beach
Cincinnati Fire Department
Sarah Nelson
W. E. Nelson
Clara Nelson
Lois Nelson
J. E. Padgett
John Runge
J. A. Hanrahan
Weather summary and temperatures for multiple states
The report notes generally fair conditions across Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee with warm periods and possible afternoon thundershowers Monday and Tuesday. Indiana and West Virginia show partly cloudy days with warmer affect in the northeast and possible local showers. A table lists daily high and low temperatures and precipitation for cities such as Eastport Louisville Boston Cleveland New York Detroit Atlanta Saint Louis Kansas City New Orleans Omaha Galveston Pittsburgh El Paso and more along with July 6 1930 records and comparisons to prior years.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Chattan
Albany
Cleveland
Egieal
New York
Detroit
Atlan City
S.s.marie
Washin’n
Duluth
Jackson’e
St. Louis
Atlanta
Kansas City
N.orleans
Omaha
Galvest’n
Bearealee
Pittsburgh
el Paso
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Fred R. Burke
Alabama
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Buckingham Palace
Palace
Logal
Cincinnati Zoo
Malick
Miofiap
Associated Press
Richmond
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