Prohibition Enforcers Rely on Public Opinion Says Doran
Washington May 31 James M Doran Commissioner of the Bureau of Prohibition says effective enforcement rests on public opinion in a monograph on state co operation with national prohibition laws He argues legal machinery exists but only public support ensures its use States with local option laws show varied enforcement and cooperation is key to success.
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the Commercial Tribune
Washington
James M. Doran
Bureau of Prohibition
United States
Bank Run Follows Looting of Grand National Bank
Grand National Bank, looted of over 1 million dollars in cash securities and valuables, faced a daylong deposit run after disclosure of a 400,000 dollar share of the loss. Police call the robbery an inside job while bankers assure solvency.
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ST. Louis
Grand National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Chase National Bank of New York
Ed. Mays
Gifford J. Herbert
William A. Brittin
Freed in Theft of Diamond Ring Case
Two men from Covington and Latonia were questioned after attempting to pawn a diamond ring. A private detective reported the theft, and Mrs. Gogar identified the jewelry but refused to prosecute, leading to the men being released.
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Wheels of Justice
Winfred Schmolt
Lyndale Road
Covington
Raymond Kampson
West Thirty-first Street
Latonia
Ora Slater
Qu N Cogar
Fourth Street
Park.avenue
Newport
George Weber of Vine Street Café Dies at 71
George Weber, 71, retired proprietor of the Vine Street Café and Restaurant, died yesterday after a short illness at his home 124 Parker Street. He was longtime owner with his brother and was well known in Cincinnati. Survived by his widow Rose Weber, a son George, another son John, and two daughters. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at St. Patrick Church, Ivyville, Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Georg Weber
Parker
Nose
Weber
Twelfth
Cincinnati
Rose Wber
George Ie
John
Schorr
M. Gorda
Beumleve
Buffalo
Gt Funera Services
Will
Tusedey Ae Tiel Cin Paral
Ivyville
Spring Grove Cemetery
Diver Sifts Ohio River Bed for Mrs Davis Body
Forest Riddle United States Government diver searched the Ohio River near the Queen City Boat Club for Alicia Davis 38 of Hamilton Belmont avenues College Hill who fell from a club float during a regatta dance. The effort began at 3 pm and continued until night with Dwight Smith also diving but failing to recover her body. Mrs Davis daughter of Charles Eisen prominent Cincinnati businessman and former council member survived by husband Eldridge Davis daughter Virginia and her parents.
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Forest Riddle
United States
Ohio River
Queen City Boat Club
Turkey Bottom Road
East End
Alicia Davis
Hamilton
Belmont Avenues
College Hill
Charles Herman
Iit
Riddle
Davis
Commodore Herman
Dwight Smith
Clifton
Violent quake rattles Tokyo region with light damage
A quake centered in the Pacific east of Tokyo shook a sixty mile radius, lasting 25 minutes and felt for six to seven minutes. No casualties or major damage reported though clocks stopped and residents fled. References to the 1923 Sagami Bay disaster note Tokyo losses and high casualties.
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Tokyo
Pacific Ocean
Japan
Sagmi Bay
Autoist Admits Willful Bumping Of Another Car
Joseph Creaghead 21 of 225 Ft Mitchell Ave Ft Mitchell Ky admitted in Traffic Court he deliberately bumped another car at Third and Walnut. Patrolman Edward Dollenmayer testified to the incident and charged him with reckless driving. He said I did it to get even the driver offered no apology. Judge Thomas J Elliott fined him 26 dollars and costs and suspended his Ohio driving privilege for thirty days. Prosecutor James O Connell called it the first willful reckless ness admission in Traffic Court.
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Joseph Creaghead
Mitchell
Avenue
Ft. Mitchell
Third and
Walnut Streets
Edward Dollenmayer
Creaghead
Thomas J. Elliott
Third
Sycamore Streets
Elliott
Ohio
James O’connell
Plane Crash Kills Two In Scotts Bluff Neb
Roy H. Libbey and Harold Lyman, both of Holdrege Nebraska, were killed when their airplane crashed on a downtown paved street in Scotts Bluff. The bodies were burned beyond recognition.
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Scotts Bluff
Neb
Roy H. Libbey
Harold Lyman
Holdrege, Neb
Democrats Pick Legislative Judicial Candidates for November
Simeon M. Johnson announced the Hamilton County Democratic Committee endorsements for legislative and judicial posts in November along with the Second District Congressional candidate. Stanley Matthews, Bank of Commerce president and City Council member, would serve as one of the Common Pleas Court judges but may not resign from council immediately. Johnson said the party will endorse its own ticket and denied plans to align with a Charter Democrats county slate. details on other races would be announced this week.
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Simeon M. Johnson
Hamilton
Indorse
Court of Appeals
Johnson
Charter-Démocrats
Nee Will Indorse Ag
Tornado Hits Wagonmound New Mexico Claims Six Lives
LAS VEGAS New Mexico May 31 A tornado struck Wagonmound injuring twelve and killing six in a town of about 1200. Ambulances rushed to the scene the Santa Fe Railroad sent a wrecking crew and Mayor Gruger sought military aid from Governor Dillon for survivors lacking shelter and food. One victim was 17 year old Alfred Holbrook. Floyd Criger was reported seriously injured.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Wagonmound
Santa Fe Railroad
Gruger
R. C. Dillon
Alfred Holbrook
Floyd Criger
Mob Attacks Jail In Chickasha. Black Youth Dies
In Chickasha Oklahoma May 31 a mob of over 1000 men stormed Grady County jail and fatally injured Henry Argo a 19 year old Black man charged with attacking a White woman He died later in an Oklahoma City hospital A guard was shot and a bystander stabbed as spectators watched amid rioting that followed another similar incident earlier this month involving a Black man.
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Chickasha
Okla
Henry Argo
Southwest
Grady County
National
Oklahoma City
G. W. Skinner
Presbyterian Church Uplift urged for stronger congregations
Governor Myers Y Cooper told the General Assembly that bigger churches are needed and that church and home must confront crime and depravity together. He urged a revival of responsible Christian parenthood and unity within the church as essential to facing moral issues of the day.
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Gov. Myers Y. Cooper
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Taft Auditorium
Gov. Cooper
Bobby Jones Captures British Amateur Championship
Bobby Jones defeated Roger Wethered seven up and six to play in the 36 hole final at St Andrews to complete a rare double by holding both U S and British open and amateur titles. The match drew about 12 000 spectators as Jones continued his flawless game through tough links and windy conditions.
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Frank H. King
Associated Press
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Roger Wethered
Bobby
United States
Great Britain
Jones
Wethered
Eiveryone
Presbyterians Split on Women Pulpits and Push for Union
The Presbyterian Assembly at Taft Auditorium votes 171 to 109 to bar women from preaching roles, while allowing deacons and elders for women. The decision sparks partial victory cheers and intensifies debate over church unity amid broader talks of merging the Northern and Southern Presbyterian bodies with other denominations.
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St. Paul
Church Assembly
Taft Auditorium
Presbyterian Church
General Council of
The
Southern Presbyterian’ Church
Nto
Urch
Presbyterian
Northern Presbyterian ‘Church
Reformed Church In
America
Graf Zeppelin completes Atlantic crossing after fierce storm
The Graf Zeppelin, after weathering the fiercest squalls of its career, arrived at Lakehurst New Jersey for its Atlantic crossing victory. Officers noted storm damage was minor and repairs began immediately. Passengers described the voyage as rough yet safe with notable travelers including Mrs. Mary Pierce and Mrs. Laura Durston.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Atlantic
Pacific
W. F. von Meister
Luftschifbau
Pernambuco
Mary .Pierce
New York City
Laura Durston
Syracuse
N. Y
Grace Drummond Hay
Sf London
McBride Brother Accuses League Workers of Misdeeds
The Rev Emmet McBride, brother of Dr F McBride leader of the Anti Saloon League, says he has stock and land speculation information tied to league workers. He claims concealed contributions and unreported presidential campaign expenses and seeks an oath sworn disclosure before the Senate Lobby Committee.
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New York World News. Service
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Anti-Saloon League
League
Congress
McBride
Illinois
Dr. McBride
Street Railway Head Urges Strong Driver License Law in Ohio
J B Stewart general manager of the Street Railway Company argues for a strict drivers license law in Ohio. He cites national experience and safety committees, saying a weak law will fail to curb accidents and could leave the statute books meaningless. Continued on second page.
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Ohio
Stewart
The
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
National Committee of Street and Highway Safety
Washington
New York
New Jersey
Boy 6 killed as father backs truck over body
Lawrence Holt six year old son of Edward J Holt cement contractor of Winters Lane Cold Spring Kentucky was crushed beneath a truck driven by his father in the yard at home. The father backed the truck while children played then found his son dead. Coroner ruled death an accident.
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Lawrence
Edward
J. Holt
Winters
Lane
Cold Spring
Yandell Ragan
Edward J. Hughes
Nationalist raids on salt works swell casualty list
Indian Nationalists raid salt deposits with 106 names added to casualties as plans for a final assault on the Wadala Salt Works unfold. British troops charged at Dharsana salt pans while government forces massed around the area. Elsewhere in Peshawar and Lucknow violence continues with arrests and sentences as new ordinances aim to curb tax nonpayment and picketing.
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Bombay
Wadala
Dharsana
India
Peshawar
Lucknow
Mitra
Hajratgunj
Rival Gangs Kill Hired Killer on Busy Chicago Corner
On a crowded southwest Chicago corner a hired killer, Philip Gnolfo, was shot to death as pedestrians watched. Carmelo Guelli and Joseph Fiannaca were wounded, and a 14 year old bystander suffered arms and leg injuries. Police link the shooting to gang feuds and possible ties to the Bloody Twenty Ward conflict.
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Chicago
Philip Gnolfo
Greensburg
Carmelo Guelli
Toledo
Gnolfo
Joseph Fiannaca
Rochester
New York
Edward Zlattos
Weather Forecast And Conditions Across Regions
Weather summary from May 31, 1930 lists temperatures fair and warmer in Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Indiana and Tennessee. Readings include Chicago 58 Nashville 70 Louisville 70 Cleveland 60 New York 66 with varying precipitation and clear spells noted in several cities.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Pennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Sun- Jackson
Duluth Lefeakse
Atlanta
St. Louis
N.orleans
Kansas City
Galveston
Romeo
Pittsburgh
Denver
Northwest
Louisville
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Atlan City
S.s.marie
Chicago
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Prohibition
Arm of Government
York City
Federal Reserve and Chase National of New York
St. Louis Institution
Dallas
Racine
Wisconsin
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West Racine
Hhidward
Tex
Grand Avenue State Bank
Dawson Springs
First National Bank
New Orleans
Oakwood
Henry Johnson
Peter Okkelman
Canada
George. Weber
Vine Street Cafe
Wagonmound, N. M
Gherma
Sheppahe
Chkasha Artillery Battery
Oklahoma National Guard
Presbyterians
Assembly
Responsible Christian Parenthood
Cooper
Benny
Victor
United
Amy Porter
Zeppelin
Scott McBride
Boy
Henry
Spingola
Twentey Ward
Patrick Roche
Gnalte
Gael
Fiannaca
Moran
Joe Aiello
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