Tragic Capsize Off Scituate Claims Six Young Lives
Five young men and a girl drown when an eighteen foot sloop capsizes in a squall off Scituate. Baden Garceau survives and the body of Betty Mansellus is recovered later. Coast Guard efforts search with destroyers and seaplanes.
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Boston
Atlantic
Scituate
Baden Garceau
St. Rita
Earle
Willis
Spruce Street
Kansas City
Labire
Walter Kay
Youngstown
Ohio State University
Blower
John
Gaylord Avenue
Pittsburgh
Manselus
Betty
Watertown
Mass
David
Concord
G. Abel Hall
John Hall
Charles
Coast Guard
Mrs McCormick Defends Illinois Senate Bid Expenses
Ruth Hanna McCormick told the Senate Campaign Funds Investigation Committee that removal of the patronage system from senatorial primaries could curb large campaign costs. She defended spending $252,572 of her own money and $67,214 by friends in defeating Charles S. Deneen. She named Roy O. West Jacob Allen and Thomas Healey as sources of information and said her allies had no formal alliances with Chicago factions.
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Chicago
Ruth Hanna McCormick
United States Senate
Senate Campaign Funds Investigation Committee
Charles S. Deneen
Roy O. West
Republican National
Dorger Family Seeks Relief From Bank In injunction case
After a long inquiry into the assets of the Dorger family, principal stockholders of the defunct Cosmopolitan Bank, Frank J Dorger asked Judge Stanley Struble for a modification of the injunction restraining him and his relatives from disposing of property. Dorger complained he cannot meet daily needs and support his daughters as the court adjourned the hearing to resume Wednesday.
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Dorger
Cosmopolitan Bank
Frank J. Dorger
Commno Pleas Court
Stanley Struble
Clarence
Ruth
Struble
Lester Jaffe
Robert Goldman
Paxton & Seasongood
Dodgers
Building Association
Pepi Os Eo Ahas
Gilbert Bett
Bank Robbers Escape After Loveland Heist
Two men robbed the Loveland National Bank in Love land Ohio of about $500 and fled by car, aircraft, and on foot. Sheriff William Anderson said they may have stopped in Hamilton Ohio to swap auto tags with two women near 74 Wood Street before heading toward the Indiana border. The men entered after hours. one forced open the cashier cage and produced two pistols while the other watched.
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Loveland National Bank
Loveland
Hamilton
Indiana
William~ Anderson
Wood Street
B. S Rathgever
Aid party manernexhausted searches for pilot in Vermont wreck
Donald Mockler collapsed leading a search for Frank Goldsborough after their plane from Cleveland to Keene crashed on Woodford Mountain Vermont. Mockler remained with rescuers despite exhaustion as crews scoured the dense woods for the stranded pilot and wreckage with no decisive find.
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Bennington
Donald Mockler
Frank Goldsborough
Mockler
Goldsborough
Cleveland
Keene
N.H
Woodford Mountain
Manchester
Springfield
Brattleboro
Massachusetts Line
Greenfield
Mass
Vermont
Sperry Leaves $1 Million To Y M C A In Will
Elmer A Sperry the inventor of the gyroscope leaves $1 million to the Y M C A in trust funds for its activities. The remainder of his estate goes to Edward Sperry Helen Lea and Elmer Sperry Jr. Trustees may apply income to Brooklyn and Queens Y M C A projects including the Flatbush building fund. Sperry born in Cortland New York seventy years ago rose to fame with Gyro compass gyro stabilizers and rail flaw detectors. He died a month ago.
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New York
Chicago
Elmer A. Sperry
Edward G. Sperry
Helen Sperry Lea
Elmer A. Sperry, Jr
Brooklyn
Queens
Flatbush
Ralph Updike Pays Alimony Avoids Jail Contempt
Ralph E. Updike former Indiana Representative and Treasury Department employee avoided a 30 day jail sentence for contempt by belatedly paying 32.50 alimony to Mrs Updike. He had been summoned to the District of Columbia Supreme Court for nonpayment and did not appear when called. The court order for arrest will not be served.
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Washington
Ralph E. Updike
Indiana
Treasury Department
Updike
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Congress
Jennings Bailey
Man shoots millionaire in Los Angeles hall of justice
Frank D. Keaton real estate dealer killed Motley H. Flint in the Los Angeles County Hall of Justice after blaming Flint for his ruined fortune. Keaton fired three shots as Flint testified in a $250000 damage suit, saying he had lost 4000 shares in First National Bank stock.
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Los Angeles
Frank D. Keaton
Motley H. Flint
Los Angeles County
Statute
Julian Petroleum Company
Keaton
Flint
First National Bank
Naval Treaty Pends As Norris Reservation Comes Into View
Washington July 14 The Norris reservation to the London naval treaty faced a favorable reception as negotiators moved toward ratification. Senator Norris said he would strike preambles about Hoover’s notes from his resolution while administration leaders reported general agreement on the modified Norris proposal after discussions with Reed Robinson and others. Absentees urged to Capitol to prevent quorum loss.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Norris
Rep
Neb
Hoover
Senate
United States
Reed
Robinson
Dem
Ark
London
Genehctin
Foreign Ratations Committee
Watson
Indiana
McNary
Oregon
Fugitive 19 Gives Self Up But Won’t Lose Allowance
Paul Ellis, 19, of 1915 Hewitt avenue, escaped from the National Training School for Boys in Washington but returned to surrender. Superintendent E. J. Hickey said Ellis will keep his good behavior allowance. The fenceless campus borders woods, aiding his escape, and Ellis spent the afternoon with relatives before finalizing the surrender.
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Sam
E. J. Hickey
National Training School For Boys
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
Paul Ellis
Hewitt Avenue
Ellis
Hickey
Washington
Pope Warns U S Against Bolshevism in Uncertain Times
In Vatican City on July 14 the Pope warned the United States to beware Bolshevism spreading during financial downturn and unemployment. He cited Wall Street declines and mass joblessness discussed with Mgr John A Ryan, rector of National Catholic University, noting how economic distress creates fertile ground for radical ideas.
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Vatican City
United States
America
Mgr
John A. Ryan
National Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Wall Street
Mgr. Ryan
Bond Issue Proposed for Mill Creek Sewer Relief
City Council considers a November bond to fund an interceptor sewer from Harrison avenue to the Ohio River to relieve Mill Creek odors. Estimated cost about 500000. Championed by John H. Druffel, with finance chiefs wary of new bonds. A $10000 survey allocation was approved to study Mill Creek disposal and potential plants at the river mouth.
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Council
Mill Creek
Ohio River
Harrison Avenue
John H. Druffel
Charles O. Rose
Druffy
Druffel
Cincinnati
Ninth Detroit Hoodlum Killed in Gang War
Detroit reports a fifth street gang killing as Henry Topancey age 30 and Salvio were shot by three men near the Belle Isle Bridge. Topancey, with a police record, is named as the ninth gangster slain here in ten days. Salvio survived but declined to name attackers.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Topancey
Sheeney
Topancey
Salvio
Jefferson Avenue
Belle Isle Bridge
Receiving Hospital
Henry J. Garvin
Garvin
Bread Price Fight: Farm Board Demands Cheaper Bread
Washington reports the Farm Board condemns high bread costs and urges lower retail prices. Board member Samuel R. McKelvie notes wheat is cheaper than a year ago and questions why bread prices haven’t fallen. He cites editorials and parallels with beef price cuts achieved after similar pressure.
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Washington
Farm Board
Samuel R. Mckhelvie
McKelvie
Robert E. Sterling
Northwestern Miller
Kansas City
C. B. Denman
Denman
C. C. Teague
Jean Acker Sues New Yorker Over Life Annuity
Jean Acker first wife of Rudolph Valentino sues William R. Delehanty for 25000 dollars alleging breach of contract. She says in 1925 she gave up a De Mille Studios contract to live in New York with promised annual payments totaling 18400 for life. She claims payments failed after June 1 1929 and the suit was revealed when defense counsel filed an appeal for examination before trial.
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New York
Jean Acker
Rudolph Valentino
William R. Delehanty
Miss Acker
Hollywood
DeMille Studios
Delehanty
Hoover Fights Over Labor Secretary Successor
President Hoover faces a battle over picking a successor for James J. Davis as Labor Secretary. Indiana official Robert Carl White, now Assistant Secretary of Labor, is favored to act until after the November election. The AFL opposes White, calling him an open shop advocate, complicating the selection.
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Washington
Hoover
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Davis
Coolidge
Organized Labor
White
American Federation of Labor
Japanese policy game yields guilty verdict
Kyo Nakamori was found guilty after two hours of instruction on a so called policy game run by a Chinese syndicate. Slips sold for 1.92 dollars each with a 5000 dollar prize, illegal gambling with high operator odds.
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New York
Kyo Nakamori
Kyuya Akiko
Nakamori
Rickenbacker Awarded Congressional Medal of Honor
War Department announces Edward V. Rickenbacker awarded the Medal of Honor for conspicuous gallantry above and beyond the call of duty during a voluntary patrol over the lines in September 1918. He attacked seven planes and downed two while credited with twenty one enemy planes and four balloons. Presentation will occur later at his convenience.
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Washington
Billy
France
Edward V. Rickenbacker
War Department
Rickenbacker
Hunter boys in tree sitting contest dominate headlines
In Kansas City and surrounding towns on July 14, youths including Jack Richards 14 and Billy Keapney 10 maintain long endurance tree sits. Reports recount Richards reaching one hundred hours aloft, while Ray Huppert 14 rises to thirty-six hours after a prior fall. Ferdinand Wilson Haffey 11 undergoes a separate woodland test with golf and tennis implements perched in his tree as Anna Rule also carries on nearby.
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New York World News Service
Kansas City
Jack Richards
Jack
Richards
Billy Keapney
Young Huppert
Beloit
Wis
Ferdinand
Wilson Haffey
Young Haffey
Haffey
Anna Rule
Motor change blamed for biplane plunge near Bennington Vic
Cleveland reporter notes Dr Don A Crawford believes a newly installed motor on Frank Goldsboroughs biplane caused a fall in a woods near Bennington VI The youth plans to continue to Keene NH for the opening of a new airfield sponsored by an exchange club He had depart from Cleveland at 4 AM after spending Sunday with the doctor to discuss the engine upgrade.
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Cleveland
Frank Goldsborough
Bennington
Don A. Crawford
Keene
N H
Rank
Dr. Crawford
Young flyer dies in Vermont crash linked to famed 1927 loss
New York July 14 report notes Frank Goldsborough a nineteen year old flyer died in a crash near Bennington Vermont. He is the son of Brice Goldsborough who died aboard Mrs Frances Wilson Grayson's Dawn during a 1927 North Atlantic hop from New York to Newfoundland.
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New York
Frank Goldsborough
Bennington
Brice Goldsborough
Frances Wilson Grayson
North Atlantic Ocean
Newfoundland
Temperature summaries for Ohio and surrounding states
A weather summary notes fair conditions across Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Indiana with gradually rising temperatures through Tuesday and Wednesday. It includes a table of current highs and recent precipitation, listing many cities such as Cleveland Albany Chicago Detroit Jacksonville St Louis Denver and Pittsburgh with varying rainfall and temperature readings for July 14 1930.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Louisville
Albany
Cleveland
Teojee N. York
Detroit
Atlantic C
S. Marie
Wash’gton
Chicago
Jacks’ville Oi
Duluth
Atlanta
St. Louis
N. Orleans
Kansas C
Galveston. Ti
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Denver
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Frank Favalora
Albert Garceau
Hall
Gierasch
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HIG
Court
Bettman Op
Ralph Updike
Lanny Gourtauom
U. S
Naval Treaty
Pends
Braskan
U.S
Sion
Pope
Pontiff
Chicago Grand Jury
Fiesty Higa
Oui Ae
Pearman
Nis
Alfred Linte
Tribune
Denis J. Normoyle
Criminal Court
Normoyle
Brundidge
John A. Swanson
St. Louis Star
Grand Jury
Swanson
Sterling
New Yorker
Joe
J. J. Davis
Secretary of Labor
Hunter
Murphysboro
Ray Huppert
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