Gallant Fox Wins Arlington Classic by Neck Finish
Gallant Fox ridden by Earl Sande defeats Gallant Knight by a neck in the Arlington Classic at Arlington Park Chicago with Ned O third. The mile and a quarter race 2 03 3 65 slower than the track record. Gallant Fox earns 64 750 more and rises near the top money winners.
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Arlington Park
Chicago
Gallant Fox
Earl Sande
Sir Gallahad II
Marguerite
Gallant Knight
Ned O
Maya
Alcibiades
Fifly
Dark
Wnt
Zev
William Woodward
New York Bank
Sande
Herman Schutte
Gallant Foy
Single Slayer Sought in Moran Gang Raid Identified
Chicago July 12 The police chased a blond gunman from the Jake Lingle slaying scene and identified a photo of George Hurley from a Moran gang hangout raid. A state investigator sent officers to pursue the suspect after the sighting and a silk glove was recovered.
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Chicago
Jake Lingle
Detective Bureau
Lingle
A. V. Ruthey
Illinois Central
Tribune
Commonwealth Hotel
George Moran
George Hurley
Charles S. Rathbun
Patrick Roche
State’s Attorney's
Ruthey
Michigan Boulevard
Rathbun
Charles F. Rathbun
Chicago Tribune
Alfred Lingle
Frank J. Loesch
Augustus S. Peabody
Loesch
Peabody
Albert R. Brunker
Citizens’ Association
Brunker
Civic Safety Committee
Swanson
Income Tax Revenue Rises to 3.04 Billion in 1930
Treasury figures show income tax payments totaling 3,038,498,929 for the 1930 fiscal year, up 99,444,554 from 1929. Individual payments reached 1,146,655,782 and corporate payments 1,263,575,106 with New York districts among those reporting gains while some districts fell short. Ohio and Illinois posts also noted increases, and Pennsylvania declined overall. A separate report on 1929 overassessments noted 75,672,888 refunded, with a 58 percent drop from the prior seven months.
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Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Joint Congressional Committee
Hawley
L. H. Parker
Treasury Department
Joint Committee
End of Heat Scourge Seen by Forecaster
Weather forecaster warns the heat wave in Cincinnati is easing with a chance of thundershowers and cooler late today after a day of near record temperatures. At 3 to 6 pm the city saw 97 to 98 degrees while Hamilton Ohio reached 104. Reports say heat exhaustion hospitalizes a Kroger manager and showers spread across Illinois and Indiana.
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St. Louis Toll
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Aly: Rabonepee
Thun
Sipheney
Taeden
Hamilton
Fred Moore
Applestreet
Kroger
Hamilton Avenue
General Hospital
Georgian golfer wins Sunseason title with historic 68
The title holder dazzles fans by shooting a round of 68 to secure the Sunseason crown. The performance marks an unprecedented win streak in the golfing world, highlighting a landmark achievement for the Georgian athlete.
Youth and age man killed by autos in city toll
Two fatal traffic incidents claim a 15 year old boy, John Dendler, after attempting to ride a five ton truck on Espe avenue. He is dead on arrival. Henry Waller, 77, dies at General Hospital after being struck at Liberty and Dudley streets, skull fractured. Witnesses place blame on neither driver. Frank Lally, 38, milk truck driver, injured when his vehicle moved in gear and crushed against another.
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Hamilton County
John Dendler
Espe Avenue
Fred Kuhlman
Winton Road
Neval Hospital
Kuhlman
Henry Waller
Dudley Street
General Hospital
Harold Lueck
Fairmount Avenue
Liberty
Dudley Streets
Lueck
Waller
Frank Lally
Euclid Avenue
Lally
3000 People Rush To See Ghost In Cemetery
In Long Beach New Jersey on July 12 a crowd of about 3000 forced past eight police officers to enter Greenwood Cemetery. The gates were locked at sunset to protect tombstones after reports of a white shrouded figure among the graves. Firemen helped dismiss the trespassers.
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Long Beach
N. J
Robert Hoyt
Greenwood Cemetery
Sixty Die as Car Plunges From Buenos Aires Bridge
In Buenos Aires on July 12 a trolley car plunged from a half raised cantilever bridge into the Riacho River. About sixty people, including five women, died or were trapped in the sunken car while three rear passengers escaped. Fog obscured operations, rescue squads recovered fifty three bodies by noon.
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Buenos Aires
Riacho River
Riacho
Avellanada
Fifty-Two Die In St Louis Heat Wave
St Louis counts fifty two deaths in metropolitan area amid a week of record July heat. City and suburbs report 104 degree highs yesterday and 105 in the suburbs, with thirty two more deaths in the past week. Weather Bureau forecasts cooler air and showers tonight.
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St. Louis
ST. _LOUIS
Middle West
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Parents Find Kidnapped Girl in Institution
Mr and Mrs John W Larsson report the recovery of their 13 year old daughter who was kidnapped three years ago from Clark County Kentucky. The girl was located after a long search and taken to a Columbus institution for identification and care.
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Columbus
John W.larsson
Clark County
Mercy Killing Believed Motive For Slaying Mentally Blighted Daughter
Andrew L. Beers, 77, jailed for first degree murder in Walton after admitting he killed his mentally blighted 24-year-old daughter Frances to end her suffering. Authorities describe the act as a mercy killing driven by irresistible impulse to protect her from further harm and from potential abuse once he is gone. Beers may be committed to an insane asylum. prosecutors will pursue the case under the law.
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Walton
Andrew L. Beers
Delaware County
Delhi
Frances
Beers
Charles. M. Peak
Arthur F. Curioe
Ines Man
Menigny
Cipal
Waterspouts Drain Sea Life From Monsoon Storms
In Queensland, a government explanation links rain of fish crabs and shrimps on Toowoomba farms to summer monsoon storms. Waterspouts formed over the coast suck up sea creatures which later fall with rain, fertilizing fields and netting the farmer thousands of dollars in impact.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Toowoomba
Naval Treaty Foes Rally in Senate Fight
Washington July 12. Senate debate over the London naval treaty intensifies as foes press for a roll call on Norris reservation about secret understandings Hoover refused to disclose. Opponents claim twenty three votes against ratification if the Norris move fails while attendance remains light with 49 present. Smoot honeymoon stay cited. 27 Senators absent during the special session.
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Washington
Norris
Neb
Hoover
Senate
Moses
Rep. N. H
Borah
Foreign Relations’ Committee
Smoot
Utah
Honolulu
United States
Great
Huston Seeks defusing end to rift after Senate adjourns
Claudius Huston RNC chairman meets with Senator Moses of New Hampshire to discuss the fall campaign. He deflects resignation talk and says a statement will follow Senate adjournment, as party leaders push for resolution before the campaign season.
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Moses
Capital
Senate
Washington
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
Capitol
New Hampshire
Huston
National Committee
Executive Committee
Representative Fort
New Jersey
Salesman to Tour World on Accumulation of Dimes
St. Joseph, Mo July 12 A traveling salesman Oscar Bodenhausen will begin a six months world tour on dimes with a savings plan he has kept for twenty years. Each evening he saved ten cent pieces and weekly deposited the accumulation into a bank, with John D Rockefeller reportedly giving away the dimes.
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ST. Joseph
John. D. Rockefeller
Oscar Bodenhausen
Bodenhausen
Council Votes 6.09 Mills Tax in Budget Battle
Hamilton County officials vote 5 to 3 to approve a 6.09 mill tax for 1931 operating expenses while rejecting a $30,000 municipal probation department request. Judge Forchheimer urged reconsideration citing a small ten person unit and limited supply funds.
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Hamilton County Bar Association
Cincinnati Lawyers Club
Russell Wilson
Joseph Woeste
Alex Patterson
Meredith Yeatman
Coun
Cil
Landon L. Forchheimer
Municipal Court
Forchheimer
Temperatures and Weather Across States and Cities
The report lists Sunday thundershowers and cooler conditions across Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee with Monday fair and cooler. It also covers West Virginia showers and cooler weather. A table shows current and high temperatures for many cities and the record highs for July 12 1930 with wind and precipitation notes.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Debroit
S.s.marie
Chicago
Jack’ville
Duluth
Atlanta
O. St. Louis
N.orleans
Ign
K’sas City
Omaha
Pittsb
Denver
Arith
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Gup
Moran Gang
State’s Attorney
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Englewood
North Carolina
Middle
West
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Presi
Dent Hoover
Middle America
IRD
Mair Triuney
Chick Evans
MacDonald Smith
Dazzies
Golfing World
Buenos. Aires
Collie Maud Wasson Stevens
Frazier Stevens
Mansfield Reformatory
Clayton Ross
Collie
Larssons
Cold Run
Francis M. Stephenson
Tri-Champ
Robert T. Jones, JR
Auston
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Interlachen .Club
Minneapolis
Minn
Light Brigade
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Philadelphia
Jones
Minikhada
Mac Smith
Horton Smith
Missouri
Harry Cooper
John Golden
Dari
Conn
Tommy Armour
Johnny Farrell
Charles Lacey
Walter Hagen
Georgia
Armour
Lacey
Farrell
Leo Diegel
Hagen
Denny Shute
Gene Sarazen
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