Huston Refuses Resignation as RNC Chairman
Claudius Huston returns to Washington for a Republican leaders meeting and declares he does not intend to resign as chairman. He says he has given no thought to stepping down at tomorrow's conference to discuss plans for the fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Stephenson
Washington
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
Huston
Earl Kinsley
Vermont
Hoover
Capitol Hill
Senator Fess
Ohio
Robert Lucas
Kentucky
Internal Revenue
Cardinal Vannutelli Dies at 93 in Vatican City
Vatican City mourns Cardinal Vannutelli dean of the Sacred College who died at 93 after a long battle with nephritis and anemia. He received the Pope's deathbed blessing and a special blessing from His Holiness as aides noted his courage and will to live. Francis Giunta visited on behalf of Mussolini to offer regards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal
Sacred College
Vatican City
Cardinal Vannutelli
Vannutelli
Proli
Vatican
Francesco Giunta
Mussolini
Slayings Prompt Chicago Probe and Lingle Case Moves
Forsythe, wanted in Chicago for the slaying of Alfred Lingle, was arrested in Los Angeles but released after police gave unsatisfactory explanations. Chicago extradition efforts hinge on Foster who denies being in Chicago when Lingle was shot. The racketeering probe faces resistance as Brundige won’t testify without staff questioning. Coroner investigates possible torture chamber as federal agents surface new details.
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Los Angeles
Forsythe
Chicago
Alfred Lingle
E. C. King
District Attorney’s Office
King
Frank Foster
Lingle
Foster
Marvin Hart
Grand Jury
St. Louis Star
Rittenhouse
Brundige
California
Chicago Church Federation
John H. Alcock
Longworth Sees Tariff Law as Boon to U S Business
Speaker Nicholas Longworth defended the 1930 tariff act, calling it a limited revision affecting 10 percent of dutiable articles. He argued it protects American labor, boosts farming and manufacturing, and avoids drastic changes, noting free list remains intact and foreign trade grew after earlier tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nicholas Longworth
National
House of Representatives
Longworth
Cincinnati
Mr. Longworth
America
Wenceslaus Mine Explosion Leaves Dozens Dead and Injured
In Neuorde Germany the Wenceslaus mine exploded releasing coal gas. Sixty seven bodies were recovered and about fifty miners were rescued or treated for gas poisoning. Rescue workers battled through gas and exhaustion as entombed miners remained, with casualties expected to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neurode
Germany
Wenceslaus
Here
Robinson Says Contents Make Comedy of Request
Arkansas Senator joins Reed of Pennsylvania to urge colleagues they are on the wrong track. The pair argues the current plan lacks merit and seeks cross party support to redirect policy.
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Robinson
Arkansas
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate debate ends without McKellar resolution on London treaty papers
Five more hours of Senate debate ended without action on the McKellar resolution demanding diplomatic correspondence tied to the London naval treaty. Amendments pending would limit, delay, or condition disclosure while arguments center on constitutional access and national interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
McKellar
Robinson
Arkansas
London
Thomas
Dem
Okla
George Dem
Oower
Biof Thomas
Oklahoma
Reed
Pennsylvania
Moses
Rep
N. H
Stimson
New Hampshire
Laird
Stanmore
Norris
Neb
Five Year Old Boy Fires Gun Wounding Mother
Five year old Jimmy Lane at 1318 East Front Street grabbed his father’s shotgun and fired while his mother Sarah Lane 26 tried to intervene. The gun misfired injuring her right arm severely requiring amputation at General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Lane
East Front Street
Sarah Lane
Jimmy
Siamese Twins Appeared Separately in Court in Atlantic City
Daisy and Violet Milton, two Siamese twins from a boardwalk show, testified in Police Court seeking $1,000 each in back pay from their manager after a salary dispute. One sister was briefly jailed for tearing posters, but the charge was dismissed. An inquiry revealed the Miltons are not Daisy and Violet Hilton from Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Daisy
Violet Milton
Miltons
Daisy and
Violet Hilton
San Antonio
Tex
Mosby Divorce Granted with $400000 Alimony
The Gilbert H. Mosby divorce case settled in Domestic Relations Court with a divorce and $400000 alimony to wife Mrs Roberta Epper hart Mosby of 4329 Pitts avenue. Ground: gross neglect. Mosby, president of Mosby Medicine Co, faced sensational testimony of alleged drunkenness and associations with other women including Miss Gladys Deering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert H. Mosby
Roberta Epperhart Mosby
Pitts Avenue
Mosby
Mosby Medicine Company
Cincinnati
Auch
Heat record and rainfall total in regional reports
Cincinnati saw limited rain from two brief thunder showers totaling about .23 inch downtown and .19 inch in the afternoon, leaving a seven inch deficit on the drought run. Hamilton and Toledo also reported heat, with readings near 97 and 91 degrees as regional forecasts call for continued warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States Weather Bureau
American Doctors Deaths Reported In Baltic Plane Crash
Berlin dispatch details the loss of Dr. John L. Burkholder and Miss Ruth Patricia Northrop among five others when a Stockholm to Stettin flying boat sank during a Baltic storm off Bornholm. Three survivors were rescued by the Maja. Officials fear all others perished with rough seas and drifting wreckage complicating recovery.
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Berlin
Paniatan
Bornholm
Denmark
John L. Burkholder
Mt. Pleasant
Ruth Patricia Northrop
Philadelphia
Maja
Europe
Baltic
Lufthansa
Stockholm-Stettin
Copain
Bouyant
Nudist Broadway show raided as nine principals arrested
New York reporters describe police swoop on Earl Carroll's Vanities after matinee curtain drop. Nine principals, including Miss America Irene Ahlberg and Miss St. Louis Eileen Wenzel, were released on $500 bail each after arrest on indecency charges. Carroll and Lotti were not present. The production promised to continue tonight despite criticism of its nudist content and broad in New York theater history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alfred Lingle
Tribune
St. Louis Star
Harry T. Brundige
St. Louis
Cook County Grand Jury
William A. Rittenhouse
Brundige
New York
Earl Carroll
Carroll
Lotti
New Amsterdam
Irene Ahlberg
Constance Trevor
Eileen Wenzel
Viceroy Declares Indian Liberty Unimpaired by Simon Report
Lord Irwin announced in Simla and London that the forthcoming round table conference on India will meet with liberty unimpaired by the Simon Statutory Commission. He affirmed Britain’s November declaration that dominion status remains a natural constitutional goal as discussions proceed.
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London
Round Table
India
Simon
Vicery Lord Irwin
Simla
The
Evening Standard
Lord
Irwin
Simon Statutory Commission
Britain
Massive Westchester liquor raid nets yacht and cargo
In Scarborough on the Hudson River a joint police and customs operation seized a Halcyon yacht valued at 100000 and a liquor cargo of 250000 along with seven vehicles and a speed boat. Twenty five men were arrested. one suspect Phillip Piscitelli 30 of Allentown Pa was shot and is gravely injured. Four fled as raiders captured the rest. The yacht had sailed from Chicago to Nyack, N Y before the raid.
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New York
Scarborough
Westchester County
Hudson River
Philip Piscitelli
Allentown
Ossining
N. Y
Halcyon
Hudson
Piscitelli
Chicago
Nyack
Lakes
Erie
Flag 15 Raised From 40 Story Carew Tower
Yesterday at 4 20 pm in the presence of Mayor Wilson Starrett Corp officials local business and newspaper men Mrs John J Emery raised a large American flag atop the 48 story Carew Tower ceremony marked the completion of the steel frame Mayor Wilson praised the tower as a symbol of Cincinnati's future and multi use design J Soule Watterfield VP Starrett spoke along with others at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Starrett Corporation
John J. Emery
J. J. Emery
Carew Tower
Emery
Cincinnati
Starrett
J. Soule Watterfield
Bank Collapse Coincides With First Hartwell Death
The Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust failure is linked to a Hartwell man, Fred Bunker, 53, who shot himself at home after withdrawing $982.35 days earlier. Coroner reports him troubled by potential loss of savings. A second death, Napoleon Williams, 25, died in hospital from a self-inflicted gunshot wound amid unemployment concerns.
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Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
F.C. Swing
Fred Bunker
Monon Avenue
Hartwell
Cosmopolitan Bank
Bunker
Hamilton County
Eleanor Bunker
Swing
Napoleon Williams
Gaff Avenue
General Hospital
Williams
Labor Ministry Survives Commons Defeat by Narrow Margin
In London on July 9 the Labor government, led by Prime Minister MacDonald, survived a finance bill amendment by a three vote margin 278 to 275 with Liberal support. The amendment sought tax relief on profits tied to modernization of plant equipment. Observers expect no immediate resignation or dissolution, and Liberals saved the day by opposing their own amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
MacDonald
Insurance Men Probe Prague Gem Robbery
Representatives of a Chicago insurance company aiding Prague police in the jewel theft from Mrs. Clara Hyman at the Imperial Hotel. Jewels insured for 60 percent of value. worth estimated between $100000 and $690000. Agents suspect an international crime gang.
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Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Chicago
Clara Hyman
Imperial Hotel
Newtown Crash Claims 17 Year Old in Ohio Automobile Death
The hundredth motor fatality in Hamilton County this year occurred last night when William Bohls 17 of Milford died at General Hospital from a fractured skull. Bohls was a passenger in a car driven by his uncle Joseph Sullivan 85 of Terrace Park. Sullivan had minor injuries when the vehicle struck a pole on Round Bott Road near Broadwew Road Newtown Ohio yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
William Bohls
Milford
General Hospital
Bohls
Temperatures and Weather Across States with Readings
Readable data shows Ohio Ohio generally fair and warm with near eighty today thursday and friday partly cloudy then warmer with scattered thundershowers. Eastport Louisville Boston Cleveland Detroit and many cities report highs in the 80s and 90s with scattered rain. July 9 1930 8 p.m. meridian station readings list cloud cover wind and precipitation totals across major cities.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
East
Indiana
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
N. York
Detroit
Philad’ia
S.S. Marie
Wash’ton
Chicago
Jack’ille
Duluth
Atlanta
St. Louis
N.orleans
Galveston
Omaha
Pittsb’gh
Denver
S.W
S.E
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Kinsley
Wood
White House
Representative Wood
Republican Congressional Committee
AL Lingle
U. S
D. Harold Oliver
Son
Ma. Mosby
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
Mercury
A. B. Heath
Toledo
City
Labor
Commons
Newtown
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