Chicago press declares war on gang terror in city
Chicago newspapers unite in a war to the finish against gangsters after offering 65,000 dollars for Alfred Lingle’s slayer. The editorial call frames the killing as a challenge to the press and to citizens, pledging united action and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press
Chicago
Press of Chicago Tonight United
Alfred
Jake”) Lingle
Tribune
Lingle
the Tribune
Herald and Examiner
United States
Publc
Jake’ Lingle
Iivening Post
Post
Chicaco
Bank Scandal Drags Cincinnati Into Cash Crisis
W A Shafer, former district sales manager, charged with embezzlement at the Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust, as the bank closed amid a $623000 shortage. Audit continues under State Bank Superintendent Gray while deposits face uncertainty and depositors seek refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Shafer
Henry L. Doherty Company
Cincinnati
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
Shafer
Samuel W. Bell
Cosmopolitan Bank
C. C. Gray
State Bank
Gray
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Cosmopolitan Bank and ‘Trust Company
Cray
Blaze Damages Toledo Union Station In Fire
Fire gutted the Union Station at Knapp street Toledo Ohio causing estimated damage of 75000 to 100000 dollars. One firefighter Frank Rosenthal was smoke overwhelmed but returned to duty as railroad workers saved records and kept train schedules flowing. Origin of the blaze undetermined. About two hundred passengers were in the waiting room as smoke filled the basement inferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Union Station
Knapp Street
Frank Rosenthal
Mule's balk costs man hand and foot
A mule in Chillicothe Ohio caused severe injuries to Samuel Deacon when the rope to the halter became entangled in a buzz saw. Deacon, 50, was pulled into the blade and lost his left hand and left foot while leading the animal at a nearby saw mill. He is listed in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Samuel Deacon
Spargursville
Here
Deacon
Tariff Bill Fate to Be Decided in Senate Friday
Washington report states the tariff bill hangs on one or two votes with a 2 pm Friday Senate decision set by unanimous consent. Senator Watson predicts a close result while Democrats rely on Reed and Grundy in Pennsylvania to influence defeat. House leader Hawley plans to take up conference reports if the Senate acts, amid a clash between Blaine and Smoot over cheese duty and conference access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kas
Watson
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Reed
Grundy
Hawley
House
Ways and Means Committee
Blaine
Rep
Ind
Wis
Smoot
Utah
Smooth
Tariff Commission
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hoover
Black
Young Guard
Old Guard
Moses
New Hampshire
Hale
Maine
Borah
Johnson
Cal
Rage Fatal To Woman Held On Rum Charge
Mrs Sarah Riley a 52 year old of 408 John Street died after being arrested for possessing moonshine three gallons in her home. She fainted en route to the station and died at General Hospital twenty minutes later from heart trouble, with a $500 bond posted by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Riley
John Street
Sergt. Reynolds
John
General Hospital
Wife seeks alimony from bridge winnings in New York case
In White Plains a lawyer argued before Supreme Court Justice Mor schauser about a bridge game by Robert S. Landstreet that reportedly lasted three days and earned enough to support him for a year. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Landstreet sues for separation with alimony at issue. Landstreet’s counsel says no more than one third of his $3 800 salary. Mrs. Landstreet’s attorney argues bridge income should be counted. Court reserved decision.
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White Plains
N. Y
Supreme Court
Mary Elizabeth Landstreet
New York
Landstreet
Probers Consider New Inquiry Into Cannon Activities
The Senate Lobby Committee debated further action on Bishop James Cannon Jr as divisions persisted over how to respond to his defiance. John Holland traveled to New York to gather details on 1928 campaign contributions by E. C. Jameson while Senator Walsh pushed for explicit authority to compel witnesses.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Senate Lobby Committee
acHen
Holland
New York
Caraway
Arkansas
Cannon
John Holland
E. C. Jameson
Walsh
Dem
Mont
Blaine
Rep
Wis
Senate
Jameson
Congress
Lobby Committee
Virginia
White whale sighted near Newfoundland banks
Commander P F Roach of the Coast Guard ship Modoc reports a white whale seen off the Newfoundland banks. The whale swam with a black companion and disappeared after two short dives as it passed the ship.
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Washington
P. F. Roach
Coast Guard
Modoc
Newfoundland
Prison Reform Call From Episcopal Leader At Boston Conference
Rev. Charles N. Lathrop urged penal system reform at the National Social Service Conference in Boston. He proposed that Ohio governors and judges spend time in penitentiaries to understand conditions. He condemned the prison holocaust and urged church social service departments to study jail systems nationwide.
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Episcopal Church
Cooper
Ohio
Boston
Columbus
Charles N. Lathrop
New York
Social Service Department
National Social Service Conference
Church
Lathrop
Department of Christian Social Service
Romania’s Carol Names Amy as Premier Aide
King Carol II of Romania reorganizes the army and elevates generals while pursuing a stable government. Princess Helen’s stance toward reconciliation with Carol grows warmer as cabinet formation aims for completion by next day despite delicate negotiations and ongoing political maneuvering.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Carol II
Rumenia
Nikolaus
Averescu
Pressan
Carol
Romania
Helen
Radio alarm sparks premonition on Reed speech
William Beverly Winslow, a 68 year old New York lawyer and radio fan bedridden with a foot infection, claimed a mysterious signal before Senator Reed's speech raised a distress issue. The SOS was referred to the Commerce Department which will send an investigator from New York to assess the claim.
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Montclair
N. J
William Beverly Winslow
New York
United States
Reed
Winslow
Senator Dill
Washington
Radio Trust
Dill
Commerce Department
W. B. Terrell
Hoover Honored by Boyhood School at Newberg
An audience of gray haired men gathered at the little white Pacific Academy schoolhouse in Newberg Oregon to honor a boyhood student, Bertie Hoover, later known as Herbert Hoover. A bronze tablet marking Hoover’s time at the 1885 academy, now Pacific University, was unveiled as a tribute from his boyhood school.
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Newberg
Orc
Chehalem Valley
Bertie” Hoover
Pacific Academy
Herbert Hoover
Pacific University
Hoover
Prohibition Raids Target Bowery Poison Liquor
More than fifty prohibition agents raided Bowery area outlets to stem poison liquor sales amid thirty two deaths in thirty days. A drug store manager and a wife of a Bowery owner were arrested, a drum of poison denatured alcohol seized, and police traced alcohol sold for 25 cents a bottle. Washington probes Ginger Jake traffic as Senate panel urges department files.
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New York
Bowery
Maurice Campbell
Reisen
Lagyer
Avenue C
Washington
Agriculture Department
Senate Agriculture Committee
Wheeler
Dem
Mont
W.G. Campbell
Prohibition Bureau
Dykstra Arrives as Cincinnati New City Manager
C A Dykstra arrived in Cincinnati to assume the role of City Manager after Col Sherrill’s resignation. He stated he comes with an inquiring mind and will review the city’s situation before any changes, amid council dynamics and support from Charterites.
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Dykstra
C. A. Dykstra
Cincinnati
Col. Sherrill
Los Angeles
Henry Bentley
Emmett Bennett
John D. Ellis
Mr. Dykstra
You'll Have To Wait as Bank Closes in Cincinnati
State bank examiners and Cosmopolitan Bank officials told depositors and others to wait as the bank closed its doors. The piece describes depositors, creditors, and shopkeepers facing delayed funds, with families delaying vacations and essential payments while auditors work to restore money flow.
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Cincinnati
Cosmopolitan Bank
Walnut Street
Bill
Tom
John
Haberdashery
Two Steamers Collide Off Scituate Injuring Eight
Eight people were injured when the steamers Fairfax and a vessel identified as the Grecian collided off Scituate. The Gloucester, meanwhile, aided the near-sister ships and prepared to transfer injured to Boston hospitals amid dense fog.
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Boston
Fairfax
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Grecian
Scituate
Gloucester
Archibald Brooks
Massachusetts Bay
Brooks
A. C. Bunting
Byrd Reception Approved in New York for Antarctic Party
A $9 000 appropriation was approved by the Board of Estimate for a reception to Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd and his companions when the Antarctic exploration party arrives in New York on June 19.
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Byrd
New York
Board of Estimate
Richard E. Byrd
Armistice Day Clash as Cold Spring Road Crew Resists Eviction
Constable Conrad Staudinger faced a hostile mob while serving an eviction writ on William Martin in Cold Spring. Labor foreman Edward Armstrong and workers hurled rocks, then ceased after the officer flashed his badge. Armstrong apologized and the standoff ended peacefully.
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Campbell County
Conrad Staudinger
Conrad
Cold Spring
William Martin
Martin
Edward Armstrong
Armstrong
Temperatures and Weather Across States and Cities
A weather summary lists temperatures across Ohio Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia Indiana and nearby locations with a table of highs lows and precipitation. It notes fair conditions over Ohio and West Virginia with chances of showers in Kentucky and Tennessee and partly cloudy to fair skies in Indiana while displaying a June 10 1930 record with temperatures wind and precipitation details.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Boston
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
City
S. S. Marie
Ash
Ash’g’on
Chicago
Jack’ville
Duluth
Atlanta
St. Louis
N.orleans
Kan
Galveston
Omahz
Jaz
Pittsburgh
Denver
At & P.m
Ther.Hum
Val. Esih
Anton Aeteveee
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Underworld
Commonwealth
Tarice
D. Harold Oliver
Senator Watson
Amy
Princess Helen
Queen Marie
Jake
New Yorker
Campbell
H. W. Ambruster
Ambruster
Horgan
While
Mass
Foreign Relations Committee
Staudinger
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