London naval limits pact nears ratification next week
Washington reports that ratification of the London naval limitations agreement appears assured as opposition ends its speeches and the treaty text is approved. Senator Johnson yields the floor. Borah schedules a Monday vote with no record votes on the two amendments. A large majority is expected to back ratification while reservations may extend debate.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Senator Johnson
Rep
Cal
Johnson
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Accused Man Secreted Away by Chicago Cops
Police in Chicago report taking an accused man into the city, with officials stating he was secreted away by officers and placed in custody.
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Chicago
Triple auto crash kills boy and man in Ohio
A triple automobile collision on the Millville Venice pike near Millville Ohio killed William Burns 10 and Louis Kuyper 57. Burns died after being crushed between two cars while Kuyper was thrown onto the road after a crash that followed. Both died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton.
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Millville-Venice Pike
Millville
Hamilton
Burns
William
Clifford Burns
Venice
O. Kuyper
Louis
Bert McKibben
McKibben
Merl Wilkins
Silkirk, O
Kuyper
Mercy Hospital
Train Wreck Near Elizabeth Kills One and Injures Dozens
A Pennsylvanian Railroad express bound from Philadelphia to New York crashed into a stalled automobile at De Hart Place crossing in South Elizabeth. The engine and three coaches left the rails and plunged down an embankment, with at least one dead and about fifty injured. Fire, ambulances, and hospital staff rushed to the scene as wreckage blazed. the engineer escaped injury and the fireman was hurt.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
de Hart Place
South Elizabeth
Philadelphia
New York
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth General Hospital
Phya Aies
Allcroft
Heat records fall as drought lingers in Ohio and California
Weather reports show temperatures near 99 degrees in 1930 as the heat wave continues across multiple states. The long drought persists from Cincinnati outward with rainfall deficits of about eight and a half inches needed to reach normal July levels. forecasts warn of possible showers but rain remains scarce.
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Cincinnati
W. C. Devereux
United States Weather Bureau
Cinciinati
Two Swimmers Drown In Ohio River and Licking River
Two drownings occurred as heat relief sought by youths ends in tragedy. Martin Bularence, 49, of Newport, disappeared in the Licking River near Three Mile Riffs and died after rescue attempts by Newport’s life saving squad. Harry Dunseth, 14, of Deer Park, collapsed while swimming at the Ohio River foot of Eldorado Avenue with Troop 269, and despite swift retrieval and over an hour of life-saving work, death followed possibly due to a stroke per the coroner’s note.
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Hamilton County
Campbell County
Martin Bularénce
Licking Pike
Newport
Licking River
Richard Gossmer
Fred Swing
Harry Dunseth
Lansdowne Avenue
Deer Park
Ohio River
Eldorade Avenue
Dunseth
Silverton
George Winters
van Voast Avenue
Bellevue
Fire Department
Swing
Millionaire hotel operator Harry S. Black dies by suicide
Harry S. Black chairman of United States Realty and Improvement Company and director at Savoy Plaza and other firms was found dead at his Lloyds Neck home with a self inflicted bullet wound. Earlier near drowning rescue at the Plaza Hotel remains unexplained.
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New York World News Service
New York
Harry S. Black
United States Realty and Improvement Company
Savoy Plaza Corporation
The
Plaza Operating Company
George A. Fuller Construction Company
National City Bank
Suffolk County
Plaza Hotel
Palmotor
Ing
Lloyd’s Neck
Huntington
L. I
Prisoner Frank Foster questioned in Doyle case in Chicago
Chicago reports say Frank Foster, once linked to the revolver near Tribune reporter Jake Doyle, is back in the city for questioning. Detectives and prosecutors jealously guard details while Foster, indicted for Lingle’s murder, may reveal the gun’s last owner. Reporters were kept away as officials declined comment.
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Chicago
Frank Foster
Jake Doyle
Tribune
Foster
Lingle
South Side
California
Attestatt
Re Tds
Broughe
Raids Nab Rum Row Radio Figures in Long Island
Federal agents seized radio gear and detained seven men in Long Island mansions tied to illegal stations guiding rum ships. Wealthy retiree Joseph Wichert and Col. H H Rogers estates were among locations visited. Names include E M Campbell, R Walker, J Blake, Patrick Fitzgerald, Sam Schwartz, and others as authorities traced coded signals.
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New York World News Service
New York
Long Island
Joseph ‘Wichert
Ren
Wichert
Col. H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Southampton
E. M. Campbell
Florida
R. Walker
New Bedford
J. Blake
Quogue
Patrick Fitzgerald
Bronx
Hampton Bays
Ing
Horton Mansion
Sam Schwartz
Schwartz
Robert Vernocke
North Sem
L. 1
Sydgeton Walcoit
Mat Myckoft
Department of Justice
Glandular Disfunctions Cited as Cause of Crime
Dr Ralph A Reynolds told the Hoover Commission that glandular malfunctions may underlie criminal behavior. He cited San Quentin data on 200 inmates showing thyroid and pituitary disorders linked to violence and aggression. Reynolds argued the issue warrants scientific study rather than solely punishment.
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L. L. Stanley
Reynolds
San Quentin
Heat Mad Man Shot by Cop Rescuing Girl
Chicago July 19 John H Roemer 64 wealthy corporation attorney in critical condition from bullet wounds inflicted by police when he pointed a revolver at a girl he did not know Roemer fired at two officers who saved the girl's life He was a former member of the Wisconsin Railroad Commission and senior partner in a law firm serving utility interests He had planned to vacation in Wisconsin and had obtained a pistol due to ill health and drinking behavior.
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Chicago
John H. Roemer
Roemer
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Wisconsin
Two Solomon Babies Mystery at Englewood Hospital
Chicago July 19 Dr Arnold H Kegel health commissioner leads a lab team at Englewood Hospital to determine parentage of two newborns, June 30 siblings William Watkins and Charles Bamberger amid tape mislabeling and conflicting identifications. Blood tests skull measurements skin and eye pigment and hair traits are used but results will take days. One child is Semitic the other Nordic, and a nurse left the pair unattended briefly adding to confusion.
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Chicago
King Solomon
Arnold H. Kegel
William Watkins
Charles Bambergers
Englewood Hospital
J. Kegel
Watkins
Bamberger
Bambergers
Kegel
Moscow Planned Revolution in U S Ex-Soviet Official Tells Probers
Former Soviet diplomat Gregory Bessedovsky told the House Communist Investigating Committee that Moscow planned to spend vast sums to foment revolution in the United States. He alleged Amtorg Trading Company funneled propaganda funds, inserted Soviet agents as commercial agents, and named an unofficial Washington representative. He claimed subsidies to the American Communist Party rose to 100000 annually with emergency draws up to 10000 through Amtorg.
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New York
Gregory Bessedovsky
Paris
Tokyo
Moscow
United States
Special House
Communist Investigating Committee
John A. Lyons
Radical Bureau
Bessedovsky
Amtorg Trading Company
Soviet Union
Amtorg Company
Amtorg
Concern
Washington
Skwirsky
Communist Party
Fire destroys four Mason buildings. loss $35,000
A three story brick paint shop garage store building and brick residence were wrecked by fire in Mason Ohio. Origin undetermined the blaze rapidly spread with Lebanon Morrows fire companies assisting. Water supply lacked a system requiring cistern and creek pumping. Firearm not involved. Loss totaled about 35000 dollars.
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Mason
The
Commercial Tribune
Mason, O
George Kchl
Lebanon
Morrows
Auditor Named to Investigate Dorger Finances
Eugene King of the State Banking Department will examine the Dorger family's personal books and records. The move follows a conference with State Bank Superintendent O C Gray and was announced after Attorney General Gilbert Bettman and Attorney Raymond Kunkel discussed the case involving the Dorger stockholder double liability action.
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Eugene King
State Banking Department
Dorger
O. C. Gray
Columbus
Gilbert Bettman
Raymond Kunkel
A Eastey Named District Traffic Superintendent
In Columbus on July 19 192? A Eastey was appointed District Traffic Superintendent for the Ohio Bell Telephone Company at Zanesville announced from the company office.
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Columbus, CO
A. Eastey
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Zanesville
Auto kills aged man in Toledo
Peter Herwat aged 72 died from injuries after being struck by an automobile in Toledo on July 19. He was hospitalized after the incident and succumbed to his injuries later today.
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Toledo
Peter Herwat
Lindbergh Baby Gets Mail From Cleveland Baby
Marilyn Jean Swan, a two week old Cleveland infant, writes to Charles Lindbergh Jr inviting him to meet at the National Air Races in Chicago August 23 to September 1. The unsigned note is signed with a baby footprint and sent to Lindbergh in care of his grandparents in Englewood New Jersey.
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Lindy, Jr
Chicago
Tiny Miss
Cleveland
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Charles
Marilyn Jean Swan
Young Charles
Marilyn
D. W. Swan
Stout Air Lines
Lindy
Pong 4
Curtiss-Wright-Reynolds
Mother
Daddy
Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
Englewood, N. J
Judge rules Democrats may bar Black voters from primaries
Judge Charles A. Boynton in El Paso ruled the State Democratic Executive Committee has the right to exclude Negroes from participation in party primaries, a decision reflecting the era's voting restrictions.
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EL Paso
Tex
Charles A. Boynton
United States District Court
Democratic Executive Committee
Columbus Has Hottest July Since 1895
The nation endured a brutal heat wave as 33 people died nationwide with Ohio and surrounding states recording record highs. Toledo 101.6, Martins Ferry 101, Portsmouth 102. Bucyrus 100, Norwalk 103, Bryah 105. Columbus hit 98 at 4 p.m. marking the hottest July day in four years and the longest heat spell since 1895.
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Ohio
United States Weather Bureau
Toledo
Martins Ferry
Portsmouth
Bucyrus
Norwalk
Bryah
Columbus
Cincinnati
Mother Held for Abandoning 19 Month Old Baby
Cecelia Price 19 of 309 West Fourteenth street was arrested at Hopkins street and Central avenue for abandonment of her nineteen month old son. She left the child with her seven year old, saying she would return. The Ohio Humane Society took custody, and the child is at the Children's Home. Price says she has no food money or job and that three other children were taken by their father who abandoned her last year.
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Cecelia Price
West Fourteenth Street
Hopkins Street
Central Avenue
Walter McArthur
Ray Elzenhoefer
Elbe
William Boehmer
Wade Street
James E. Stuart
Ohio Humane Society
Price
Temperatures and outlook across states with regional showers
A weather summary lists Ohio Kentucky Indiana Tennessee and West Virginia with fair to partly cloudy skies and warm trend. It notes chances of local thundershowers in parts of Ohio and West Virginia and lists temperatures highs and recent precipitation for major cities across the region.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
West Virginia
East
Art
Louisville
Boston
Nash'lle
Albany
Clevel
N. York
City
SS Marne
Chicago
Jack’ille
Duluth
Atlanta
St. Louis
N.orli
Or Kan City
Omaha
Denver
Ignainga
S.W
Plcsey
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