Ex-Day Agent Under Fire In U S Court In Dayton Case
In U S District Court attorney Charles Folkerth accused former Prohibition agent Earl Barron of extortion bribery and double crossing over a moonshine transport. Barron and his wife were at Davis's Germantown home where she was locked in a room for about three hours. Judge Nevin ordered investigation and sentenced Barron to eight months in Preble County Jail with prior terms considered. Ernest Sprouse and Clyde Sprouse pleaded guilty to liquor transport with sentences of two years in Atlanta and six months in Miami County Jail respectively.
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Prohibition
United States District Court
Charles Folkerth
Dayton, C
Earl F. Barron
Reisinger Avenue
Dayton
Barron
Middleton C
Mid” Davis
Davis
Houe
Germantown
Prohibition Service
Robert Nevin
Office of the
Districtee
Diarg
Harry Abrams
United States Attorney
Nevin
Atlanta
Hickenlooper
Preble County
Ernest Sprouse
Clyde Sprouse
Pike Street
Ernest
Hamilton County
Miami County
Senate to aul on naval pact at this term
President Hoover pressed Senator Borah to push the London naval treaty through before the summer break. Borah said disposal should happen with full facts, whether in regular or special session, and pledged support once all information is before the Senate. Johnson pressed for full information before action and a prompt vote. Senator Watson indicated a special-session approach remained possible.
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Senate
Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Hoover
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stimson
White House
Johnson
Rep
Cal
Foreign Relations Committee
Watson
Indiana
Vandenberg
Michigan
Allen
Kansas
Democrats Plan From Kentucky Women Convention
Shelley D. Rouse, Covington attorney and Democratic leader, opened the Kentucky Democratic Women's Club convention at Summitt Hills Country Club with a denunciation of Republican high finance and a call for party unity and internal reform. More than 500 delegates attended as he urged Democrats to focus on party cohesion and defend nominees against outside interests. He argued that business paralysis and rising living costs affect the common people, criticizing opponents for policies he says drain funds from citizens.
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Shelley D. Rouse
Covington
Democratic Women’s Club of
Kentucky
Summit Hills
Summitt Hills Country Club
Dudley Pike
Rouse
Cannon Defies Senate Witness Chair in Walsh Hearing
In Washington Bishop James Cannon refused to testify further unless subpoenaed as Senator Walsh denounced his actions as plain contempt of the Senate. The incident occurred during the Senate Lobby Committee session with only a partial quorum present and raised questions about funds tied to Cannon's anti Smith campaign.
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Washington
James Cannon
Senate Lobby Committee
Caraway
Cannon
Blaine
Rep
Wis
Alfred E. Smith
Walsh
Dem
Mont
Senate
Lobby Committee
Bishop Cannon
Senator Borah
Idaho
Virginia
anti-Smith Democrats
E. C. Jameson
New York
Headquarters Committee
Jameson
Clarence True Wilson
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ex-Gov Cox Favors Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment
A historic shift reported as ex governor Cox supports repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. The piece also documents a tragic drowning due to jurisdictional red tape. Sheriff William Anderson criticizes slow agency response and notes confusion over city county boundaries in the Little Miami River incident.
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Cox
Tariff Bill Remanded For Correction Of Rates
Tariff legislation faced four Senate rate objections and a House defeat on a free listing proposal. Conference talks were set to resume with hopes to report the bill by Monday. Senator Smoot would convene a meeting to push corrections as leaders announced anticipated progress.
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D. Harold Oliver
Washington
Senate
House
Curtis
Mexico
Canada
Smoot
Utah
Senate Conference Committee
Garner
Texas
Longworth
Sightless Man Star Witness In Crash Case
The Rev Walter W Kent often called Evangelist of the Streets testifies in a Cincinnati Street Railway Co damage suit in Municipal Court Judge Otis Hess. Kent a blind passenger explains he listened for trolley changes to locate the car and aided the defense by indicating lights were on before the collision. Judgement is for the street car company.
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Walter W. Kent
Cincinnati
Otis Hess
B. J. Groning
Hart Place
St. Bernard
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Spertus Street
Main Avenue
Kent
Hess
Cox Calls For Prohibition Repeal At Victory Dinner
Former Democratic presidential nominee James M. Cox urged repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment at a statewide Democratic victory dinner in Columbus Ohio. He favored government manufacture and control of liquor and said private interests should not traffic alcoholic beverages. Cox said he would not seek office and criticized the Republican administration for crime unemployment and poor judgment.
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Columbus
James M. Cox
Dayton
Cox
America
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Morrow
United States Senate
Shouse
Senate
Jouett Shouse
National Democratic Executive Committee
Congress
Jefferson
Jackson
Wilson
Republican Party
Dawes Plans Resignation From Ambassador Post in London
Charles Gates Dawes, the United States Ambassador to Great Britain, plans to resign his post soon. He sails to New York on the Aquitania this Saturday and may announce the resignation in America or after returning to London for formal leave from King George V. Dawes praised Anglo American ties at a Trinity College Cambridge dinner, calling the alliance the ark of the covenant of human freedom.
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New York World News Service
London
Charles Gates Dawes
United States
Great Britain
New York
Aquitania
George V
Ambassador Dawes
Trinity College
Cambridge University
Los Angeles Population Surges 113.59 Percent in 1920s
Los Angeles, California, officials report a 1920 census pop of 1,231,730, up 655,057 from 1920, a 113.59 percent rise. Officials say the gain likely ranks as the largest among major U.S. cities.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United States
Man's Cocoa Gone the Apple of His Eye
Charles Vineyard of 1004 Vine Street reported to police yesterday that his fox terrier Cocoa was stolen from his room. He suspects a person with a duplicate key entered while he was briefly away. Cocoa, the Apple of his eye, was his most valued possession.
Busy grocer foils lone robber at Betts Street store
William Heisel, a grocer at 901 Betts Street, was interrupted by a lone robber who drew a gun and demanded surrender. Heisel, busy with shelving, told the intruder to leave and continued his work. He later notified police of the encounter.
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William Heisel
Betts Street
Heisel
Cleveland Beauty Sues Davis for 200000 Damages
Miss Dano Morris formerly of the Ziegfeld Follies sues Charles T. Davis in Los Angeles for 200000 alleging betrayal after meeting three years ago. The complaint claims he sent 500 to lure her from Cleveland and persuaded her to pose as his wife claiming imminent marriage. Davis is described as worth 2 million.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dano Morris
Toveland
Charles T. Davis
Davis
Morrey
Cleveland
Richard B Witt Dies. Longtime Cincinnati Businessman and GOP Leader
Richard B Witt 62 of 1316 Duncan Avenue Hyde Park and fornger Hamilton County Sheriff died yesterday afternoon at Good Samaritan Hospital after a yearlong illness. A notable Republican politician and business man he served two terms as City Treasurer and was twice Sheriff, facing indictments in 1925 later dropped. He owned Witt & Brown roofing firm with his father and was active in Elks Cincinnati Club Chamber of Commerce and the Republican Club. He is survived by his widow Katherine Witt a son Richard B Witt Jr and a sister Mrs Henry Hazen. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Ellis
Miami
John D. Ellis
Dickman
Mary Dickman
Union Levee
Mary Rose
Richard B. Witt
Duncan Avenue
Hyde Park
Hamilton County
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Witt
Cincinnati
Witt
C. C. Crabbe
Ohio
Carlisle Avenue
Mohawk
Cincinnatus Association
Coney Island
Witt & Brown
Pear Street
The
Elks
Cincinnati Club
Chamber of Commerce
Republican Club
Katherine Witt
Richard B. Witt, Jr
Heniry Hazen
Bodies of Missing Child and Abductor Found Near Rochester
Bodies of Marjorie Clemons and Henry Clouse were found within 200 yards of a burned car wreck on an abandoned farm near Rochester Michigan. The girl had a gunshot wound to the back of the head and Clouse was wounded in the mouth. A warrant charged Clouse with abduction.
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Rochester
Mich
Marjorie Clemons
Henry Clouse
Clemons
Clouse
Here
First Heat Victim Dies In City
An unidentified Black man, about 60, collapsed on Fifth and John Streets and died shortly after at General Hospital from heat prostration. Coroner reports indicate heat caused the death. Temperatures rose from 72 to 86 degrees with a brief shower downtown later. Catholics in the Cincinnati archdiocese urged to pray for rain to avert drought, with special Mass prayers to continue if needed.
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Fifth and John Streets
General Hospital
Peay Swing
W. C. Devereaux
United States Weather Bureau
Charles City
Dubuque
Kansas City
Concordia
Kan
Pueblo
Col
Cincinnati
Chancery Office
Chancery
Four Year Old Boy Cremated in Oil Blaze at Lothair
A fire at the Standard Oil storage plant in Lothair Kentucky destroyed the facility and over 100 homes. Four year old Junior Vanover, son of oil company employee Grayson Vanover, died inside the plant. Firefighters dynamited four nearby homes to halt the spread. Estimated losses reached 100000 to the oil plant and 50000 to Algoma Coal Company property. The blaze began at the oil plant likely from sparks from a smokestack.
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Lothair
Standard Oil Company
Junior Vanover
Grayson Vanover
Oil Company
Algoma Coal Company
Plane passenger killed in Boston Harbor crash
Pearl S. Thomson, 50, of Boston and New York Contracting Company, drowned as a Colonial Air Transport tri motor plane plunged into Boston Harbor. Fourteen other occupants were injured or submerged.
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Boston
Pearl S. Thomson
Boston and
New York
Colonial Air Transport
Boston Harbor
Milligan Confirmed Elected in Third Missouri District
The House Elections Committee ruled unanimously that Representative Jacob L. Milligan a Democrat was properly elected to Missouri's Third District. The decision was announced in Washington on June 5 and ends a contested result.
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Washington
Jacob L. Milligan
Missouri
House
Anti-Horse Thief Association Protest Against London Pact
Kansas supporters in the Senate read a protest against the London treaty submitted by the Anti-Horse Thief Association of Kansas. The protest was presented by Senator Allen of Kansas and signed by W. C. Hayes of Atchison who said he was delegated by the association to write the document.
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Washington
Senate
Anti-Horse Thief Association of
Kansas
Allen
Rep
Kan
W. C. Hayes
Atchison
Centenarian E P Bradstreet Honored At Cincinnati Dinner
E P Bradstreet, aged 100, was guest of honor at a Hotel Gibson dinner in Cincinnati. Yale alumni, bar association members, clergy, and civic leaders filled the room as He left remarks praising kindness, health, and fidelity to God. Mayor Wilson and Yale Club representatives saluted the centenarian in tribute to his long career.
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E. P. Bradstreet, Sr
Yale University
Nestor
Cincinnati Bar Association
Cincinnati
Gibson
Yale
Bar Association
Yale Men
Harvey Knowles
Russell Wilson
William Goodhall
Yale Club
Mr. Bradstreet
Cincinnati Bar
Edward Bradstreet
Cincinnati Smith College Club
Bradstreet
Temperature summaries across states with showers and cooler conditions
A regional weather table reports June 6 1930 temperatures across states and cities. Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Tennessee show showers or cooler conditions with Friday and Saturday fair spells. The record also lists high and low temperatures for cities including Cleveland Nashville Chicago and New York with wind and rain data for 8 am and noon.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
Indiana
Eastport
Louisville
Mate
Boston
Seine
Nashville
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Atlanticc
S. S. Marie
Chicago
Jacksonv
Duluth
St. Louis
Kansas City
Galveston
Omahe
Pittsburgh
Denver
S.W
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U. S
U. S. Attorney
Crutch
Government
Samuel H. West
Martin J. Monahen
Leo Sasar
Akron “Sugar King
Ohio River
Leonard Dickman, Jr
Lanch Street
William Anderson
Little Miami
Cyril Shannon
Atlantic Avenue
Shannon
Cincinnati Fire Department
Anderson
Ray Kindley
Cincinnati Police
Fire Department
Kindley
Harold Windeler
Vic
Tory
Coleman
Avery
Arthur E. Mann
Yard
Anna Dixon
Police Bureau of Record and Information
Anti-Horse Thief Association Against London Arms Pact
E. P. Bradstreet
B. P. Bradstreet, SR
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