Rain and wind sweep Ohio with scattered damage
Rain grazed northern Ohio with only three tenths of an inch in places. Strong wind and hail battered Lorain and nearby counties, damaging farm buildings and strawberries near Sandusky. In Toledo lightning struck Glann School harming teachers but causing little structural damage. A Midlothian windstorm injured two boys and damaged property while Chicago saw a brief storm dropping temperatures and destroying a garage roof.
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Fred Duffeey
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Joseph la Fond
Modlothian
Peter Rudder
Tariff Conference Alters Cheese and Textile Duties
The conference agreement reduces cheese duties to 7 cents a pound with a 35 percent minimum ad valorem, revises rayon to lace a 40 to 45 cent per pound minimums, and ends frozen cherry references. It also allows eight months of pasture imports for horses cattle and mules from Mexico and Canada. Senator Smoot hails swift action while Senator Harrison prepares retaliatory rhetoric.
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Taft Memorial stamps sell briskly in Cincinnati
Popular four cent Taft memorial stamps drew strong demand as 32 350 were sold on the first day. Postmaster Arthur Behymer said the sale started a day early due to the late Chief Justice’s close ties with Cincinnati and continued yesterday.
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Night High Schools of Cincinnati Graduation Tops 300
Cincinnati night high schools will graduate over 300 students this month, about 100 more than last year, per Superintendent Edward D Roberts. West Night High School accounts for 170 graduates and East Night High 127, with more names pending final completion. First class totals rose from 115 at inception to the current count, as the board approves first-grade diplomas matching regular high school standards.
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Prison Population Totals by Federal and State Systems
A congressional briefing cites prisoner counts across federal and state systems. It notes 11 906 housed in regular federal prisons on April 1 1930 and totals including county jails national training schools and state facilities reaching about 26 500 with large shares from prohibition and drug acts. Ohio tops states with 8 806 prisoners.
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Tydings Fails Again To Bar Poisons in Denaturants
The Senate defeated an effort by Senator Tydings to ban poisons in denatured industrial alcohol by a 45 to 16 vote. He argued the Howell bill would criminalize drinking in Washington and cited a Baltimore stadium incident. New York reports note nine recent deaths from poisonous alcohol, with Norris warning of wood alcohol exposure.
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Governor Proclaims June 14 as Flag Day in Ohio
Governor Cooper issued a proclamation designating June 14 as Flag Day in Ohio, marking the 153rd birthday of the Stars and Stripes. The notice urged schools and patriotic organizations to hold programs and display the flag on public and private buildings.
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U C Plans Human Relations Course Reorganizes Liberal Arts
The University of Cincinnatiwide reform of the College of Liberal Arts proposes a graduate caliber school of human relations. Dr Merton J Hubert outlined the plan at the Liberal Arts Alumnus Association dinner. Associate members elected will take office September 1 with Stewart Cooper as President and Lee Kasson as Vice President.
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Carl W. Rich
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Lee Kasson
Julian Molzberg
Richard Bryant
Daniel Laurence
Robert Hopkins
Homes Content Open for Inspection in Brockell Park
Readiness for the formal opening of two five room brick Homes Content in Brockell Park North Silverton. The eight day public inspection runs from 2 to 10 pm under The Commercial Tribune and Picturesque Homes Inc. built for salaried workers with furnishings by Bellowby Furniture and drapes by Handy Window Shade Co.
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Trial in Assault Case Continued by Court
James Thompson, 35, a contractor of 1515 Moore Street, faced charges of mistreating a ten year old girl. The court ordered the trial continued to June 10 after Thompson was arraigned, with detectives locating him at his home and the girl identifying him in their car. Thompson admitted buying candy for the girl but denied mistreating her. he had formerly boarded at the Ackerman home.
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Moore Street
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Raiders Kidnap Aimed at Afghanistan Border
Raiders seized unguarded captives and transported them toward Afghanistan six miles away, crossing into Afghan territory near Kun chai. A jirga sent to recover the hostages failed in negotiations, prompting a direct Afghan troop-led approach and a possible imminent release. The captives reportedly treated well. No motive given. In other news Shaukat Ali criticizes Gandhi's campaign noting Muslim–Hindu tensions. Four men sentenced to death for police murders in Sholapur. Bombay Merchants' Chamber plans resignations of Purshotamdas Thakurdas and Lalji Naranji.
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Automobiles damaged in crash injures reported
Automobiles driven by William Clark of Erie avenue and Charles Spellman of Martinsville collided on Reading road at Elsinore place. Clark’s car upset but he was uninjured. Witnesses said Spellman cut in front while turning left. Ray Smith, 20, a telegraph messenger, suffered a broken left ankle in a second collision at Gilbert avenue and Curtis street and was hospitalized. The Lumber Traffic Association’s secretary manager Theodore Davis was told that the Central Freight Association would drop a planned 5 cent per 100 pounds rate increase in the Ohio Valley after a Chicago meeting.
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