Dangerous inmates flee insane asylum in bank hold up
Two brothers Fred Elliott 25 and Leonard Elliott 19 in Kalamazoo-led gang robbed Antrim County Savings Bank of 960. They fought a ten-minute gun battle with a pursuing posse, both wounded. $452 recovered. Sylvester Elliott captured. fourth member James Kelly sought. In a separate incident at Iona, 13 inmates escaped from the State Hospital for Criminal Insane. 3 captured, others still at large.
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Mandelona
Mich
Antrim County
Here
Fred
Leonard Elliott
Kalamazoo
Sylvester Elliott
Elliotts
James Kelly
Kalamazoo, Mich
Kelly
Mlerbert Sullivan
Mancelona
Robbbery
Elliott Brothers
Sylvester
Leonard Emliott
R. C. Bennett
Leonard
Fred Elliott
Iona
State Hospital For Criminal Insane
Liberty
Sheridan
Detroit
Stephen Csordas
Charles Kenney
U. S. Davis
Bert Hill
Gene Owen
Gwen
Owen
Guy Carbaugh
Carbaugh
G O P Selections Get Official Ok For August Primaries
Republican Nominating Committee endorses candidates at the Republican Club, 125 East Ninth Street. Endorsed include William M. Anderson for County Commissioner and Wade Cushing for Court of Appeals judge among others. Taft leads state senate slate with several House members and a long nominating committee list.
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Republican Central Committee
Republican Club
East Ninth Street
William M. Anderson
A. E. Mittendorf
Carl R. Wenzel
Louis J. Schneider
Fred J. Marr
George W. Huston
F. C. Swing
Court of Appeals
Wade Cushing
Common Pleas Court
Thomas H. Darby
Fred L. Hoffman
Dennis J. Ryan
Chester S. Durr
Nelson Schwab
Edward M. Ballard
Robert A. Taft
Mary M. van Wye
Cafford E. Martin
House of R Representatives
William B. Bush
Willis D. Gradison
Lawrence A. Kane
Wilbur E. Maddux
Hubert S. Marshall
Louis Nippert
Howard PD. Porter
Edward G. Schuessler
Bolton S. Armstrong
Joseph H. Assel
Adolf Kummer
Frank Lewis
Harry Leyman
Milton Loewenstein
Rank Marchant
P. Lincoln Mitchell
George Puchta
John M. Richardson
Fred Schneller
Edward D. Schorr
Walter M. Shohl
Horace Suddeth
Ice skate thief jailed as heat reaches 86 in Cleveland
Cleveland police arrested 19 year old John Dugan on charges of stealing ice skates after three girls identified him as the man who held a pistol at them last January. The heat reached 86 degrees, tying a season high.
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Cleveland
John Dugan
Dugan
Sedamsville street car route push aims for West Eighth street
A Riverview Protective Association committee pressed Utilities Director E D Gilman to permanently reroute the Sedamsville line to West Eighth street. Gilman will not act yet, noting a two year plan to use the West Sixth viaduct while a new one is built. A mass meeting at Harrison School, Sedamsville, is planned to discuss the issue.
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Sedamsville
West Eighth Street
West Sixth Street
E. D. Gilman
Riverview Protective Association
Gilman
Depot Hotel
Harrison School
the River
Sedamseville
Wline
Alexander Patterson
Charles M. Russell
Harvey J. Tharp
L. KE. Rowland
John J. Ryan
Henry Strothman
George Schulze
Byrd Returns Home Aboard City of New York
Rear Admiral Byrd began the sail home aboard the City of New York just before 3 p.m. The Eleanor Bolling also departed at the same time in the Canal Zone voyage.
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Colon
Canal Zonk
Byrd
City of New York
Eleanor Bolling
Governor names newspaperman as Bowling Green trustee
Gov. Cooper selects R. C. Snyder of Norwalk and Sandusky as a trustee of Bowling Green State Normal School, filling the vacancy left by Judge Orville Smith of Cleveland. The new term runs until May 1933.
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Columbus
Cooper
R. C. Snyder
Norwalk
Friedlander Family GIVES $55,000 to UC College of Medicine
The Friedlander family endows the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine with 55 thousand dollars split between a psychiatry research fund and a fellowship. The gift supports the department of psychiatry and a permanent Susie Friedlander research fund with 40 thousand in installments and a 15 thousand minimum fellowship endowment. Yale University and Yale University Press also donate works to the UC political science department in memory of Taft and Hadley.
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Susie Friedlander
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Herman Schneider
University Board of Directors
McMicken Hell
Arthur R. Morgan
University
Alfred Friedlander
Department of Psychiatry
Medical College
Friedlander
Yale University
Yale University Press
Sehneider
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale
Taft
Cincinnati Law School
University Cincinnati College of Law
Association of Alumnae
John Ari Lloyd
Department of Biochemistry
First Cambridge tragedy shocks university as Potts kills Wollaston
In Cambridge England Douglas Potts, a first year student, shot and killed Dr A F R Wollaston and wounded Detective Sergeant Willis then killed himself. Wollaston, a noted explorer and tutor at King's College, was 55. The incident followed Potts returning to college after ten days away.
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Cambridge
England
Cambridge University
Douglas Newton Potts
A. F. R. Wollaston
Young Potts
Willis
Dr. Wollaston
Old King College
Milner White
Potts
London
Wollaston
Royal Geographical Society
Royal College of Surgeons and Physicians
Central Africa
New Guinea
Colombia
Venezuela
Kings College
Four Fronts Battle for China as War Escalates
Rebel armies clash with Nationalists on four fronts across Northern Henan Shandong and central China. Fierce actions along the Haichow Tongkwan and Peiping Hangkow lines draw in hundreds of thousands, with siege and railway moves, train evacuations, and a powder house explosion near Tsinan. Japan vows strict neutrality and no interference while pledging protection for Japanese residents.
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Shanghai
China
Northern Alliance
Haichow- Tongkwan
Honan
Kweiteh
Henan
Chiang Kai-Shek
Peiping-Hangkow
Yellow River
Kwangsi
Hankow
Wuchang
Hanyang
Yangtse
Changsha
Hunan
Chengchow
Japan
Tokyo
Shantung
Mail Pilot Believed Found Near Elk City
J B Miller of Elk City Oklahoma reports a man calling himself Maurice Graham who says he is the missing air mail pilot lost since January 10. The man, a former aviator about 35, worked for Miller two weeks and flew a plane carrying 200 letters, $800 in currency and $1 700 in securities.
Walnut Hills High to Lay Corner Stone of New Building
Today Walnut Hills High School will lay the corner stone for its long awaited new building. Principal George E. Davis is ill and will be represented by assistant principal William E. Evans as the school celebrates the milestone with students teachers and local officials.
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Walnut Hills High
Walnut Hills High School
Ashland and
Burdette Avenues
George E. Davis
Holmes Hospital
William E. Evans
Walnut’ Hills
Graf Zeppelin Aims Seville Tonight on Ocean Crossing
The Graf Zeppelin reports position 38 N 39 30 W heading toward the Azores at 85 mph. If on schedule, Seville, Spain, would be reached after about fifty hours, with lift-off from Friedrichshafen planned for Monday night at 9 12 EST. The voyage includes a perilous multi continent leg following Lakehurst departure.
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Friedrickshafen
Germany
Azores
New York
Isle of Fayal
Seville
Spain
Hugo Eckner
Continents
Lakehurst
N. J
Fortieth
Friedrichshafen
Europe
Americas
Man buried by blast eats as rescuers dig
New York, June 3. A stationary engineer named John Terczyski, 65, was found buried to his neck in wreckage from a boiler explosion at a Brooklyn rendering plant. He received restoratives for over two hours as police and fire squads labored to free him.
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New York
John Terczyski
Brooklyn
King George Birthday Sparks Bombay Riot At Worli Camp
In Bombay on King George's 65th birthday, unrest injures eighty eight volunteers at the Worli salt camp. Police and troops guard the barriers as women obstruct repairs by sappers and miners. Elsewhere in Dharasana volunteers attack again, followed by police charges.
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Bombay
India
George
Worli
Near- L- Factory
Nineteenth
Hyderabad Regiment
Dharasana
Untadi
Bishop Cannon faces contempt charge in probe
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church faces Senate inquiry questions over anti Smith campaign funding. He defied the panel by signaling refusal to answer, prompting warnings of consequences as reporters filmed and supporters debated press coverage.
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Bishop Cannon
New York World News Service
New York
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Senate
Walsh
Dem
Mont
Harry F. Sinclair
Ohio Driver License Law Backed by Chamber of Commerce
William Licht of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce endorses a proposed Ohio drivers license statute as a key to reducing mobile deaths. He cites rising automobile fatalities nationwide and cites a need for driver identification, physical and mental fitness, and responsible use, arguing the law imposes no undue burden on motorists.
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Ohio
William Licht
Chamber of Commerce
The
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Fury on Covington street ends in clothing clash
In Covington Kentucky near Fourth and Garrard Streets a fight between two women drew a crowd as the taller blonde, identified as Mrs Mary Bushelman 27 of 256 West Seventh Street, tore at the smaller woman’s garments. The other, Mrs May King 118 West Robbins Street, filed disorderly conduct charges. Patrolman Beebe assisted the blondes to police headquarters for clothing and statements.
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Fourth and
Garrard
Covington
Fourth Street
Newport
Edward Beebe
May King
West Robbins Street
Mary Bushelman
West Seventh Street
Temperature summary and radar table for Ohio to Tennessee
Ohio shows partly cloudy and warm with some local showers and cooler nights. Kentucky, Tennessee, and Indiana expect continued warmth with possible showers later. West Virginia stays fair and warmer in the east. A regional table lists current highs from Eastport 72 to Louisville 84 86 and other cities, with a record-keeping note for November 3, 1980 ending 8 p.m. local meridian time.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Eeesio i Eland
Detroit
St. Louis
N. Orleans
Galveston
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Taft Auditorium
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Church of Moderator
Hugh Kerr
Shadyside
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Presbyterian Magazine
Begin New School
Graf Zeppelin
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Work Concentration Camp
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House Judiciary Committee
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