Rise in living costs highlighted as tariff bill clears Senate
Washington June 13 The Grundy billion dollar tariff bill clears a Senate hurdle 44 to 42 with support from 39 Republicans and five Democrats. President Hoover plans to sign after House action, pledging flexible tariff fixes to rectify inequities. Critics warn of worsened farmer conditions and damaged foreign trade.
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House Rules Committee
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Hoover
Joseph R. Grundy
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Robinson
Ark
Connally
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Simmons
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Borah
Idaho
Watson
Ind
Oratory
Boy 9 Drowns In Westwood At Deep Creek Hole
Anthony Pusateri nine son of Samuel Pusateri fruit merchant of West Liberty street drowned while swimming with three companions in a deep hole in West Fork Creek at West Fork road and Montana avenue Westwood. He was pulled from the water after a cramp and pronounced dead after two hours of life saving efforts.
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Samuel Pusateri
West Liberty Street
West Fork Creek
West Fork Road
Montana Avenue
Westwood
Fred Brennan
Wade Street
Peter Focht
Laurel Street
Raymond Krones
Hoffner Street
Pusateri
James Sullivan
Cherry Street
Fire Department
Carol Nips Foes' Plot To Found New Dynasty
London dispatch reports Mme Magda Lupescu plans to travel to Bucharest with two Romanian officers to influence King Carol II s future. Baron Ionescu claims Romania sought to crown Belgian prince Charles, amid economic distress and liberal resistance. Carol allegedly seized the throne after returning from exile. family rifts and royal succession debates are noted.
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London
Daily Mall
Berne
Switzerland
Mme. Magda Lupescu
Carol II
Bucharest
Mme. Lupescu
Baden
Vienna
Bates Baney
Associated Press
Baron Ionescu
Carol Iir
Prince Charles of Flanders
Ionescu
England
Romania
Bratilanu
Maniu
Ileana
Auto set ablaze by strangers on Cincinnati Pike
An expensive coupe with a bullet hole in the windshield was found burning on the Cincinnati Louisville pike between Hazen and Wesselman roads, Bridgeport, O. The caller told Chief Steiman two men in one car, one dressed as a bus driver and one as an auto mechanic, removed plates, set the car ablaze, and fled in the other car. A charred clothing bundle and a bullet-holed black sock were recovered. License plates appeared Kentucky issued, suggesting a linked fatal shooting in Northern Kentucky. No reports of such a shooting were on record in Newport or Covington. Also: Otterbein College commencement begins with class day exercises and ivy planting. James Iu Harris, Westerville, introduces a loyalty hymn.
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Wesselman Roads
Bridgetown
Cheviot Fire Department
Edward Steiman
Cheviot
Kentucky
Newport
Covington
Hoover backs naval pact amid Senate clash
President Hoover voiced support for the London naval limitations treaty as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee prepared to vote, arguing the core issue is halting competitive naval buildup and its risks. Secretaries Stimson and the White House asserted the treaty stands on its own language, while naval advisers remain divided over eight inch gun cruiser limits.
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Hoover
London
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Executive Branch
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Cal
Navy General Board
Bodies of two men buried alive found in Michoacan
Zamora Michoacan State June 13 Troops found the bodies of rancher Jose Maria Quiroz and his servant Luis Magdaleno who were held against their will by bandits since April 12. Officials say examinations show they were buried while alive with a stone placed over each corpse.
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Zamora
Michoacan
Jose Maria Quiroz
Luis Magdaleno
Corpse Ushered to Seat Sees Fight for Title
New York June 13 One occupant of a ringside seat during the Sharkey Schmeling fight was a dead man The body slumped in an aisle during a preliminary bout and was placed upright in a chair remaining motionless with eyes fixed on the ring Police guarded the secret of death George Abrahams came to Yankee Stadium alone was ushered toward a ringside seat He slumped dead Two policemen carried him to a chair and stood guard until Dr O Auerbach of Morrisania Hospital declared death by heart trouble at 9 40 PM The body was later moved from the chair and covered with a sporting extra headline continuations noted on the second page.
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New York World News Service
New York
George Abrahams
Yankee Stadium
Dr. O. Auerbach
Morrisania Hospital
Sporting Extra
Informant Gives Data On Reporter's Murder Shake-Up of Cops
Chicago police pursue murder case of Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle as aldermen threaten more measures. A painter Melvin Pryor claims to have talked with the killer in St Louis before the shooting and again yesterday, prompting renewed manhunt actions and secrecy. Police seek to verify Pryor's account amid broader crackdowns.
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Chicago
Alfred
Jake” Lingle
Tribune
St. Louis
Melvin Pryor
Lingle
Grand and
Olive Streets
Pryor
The
Phyor
Illinois Central Railroad
Weekly racket bill in Chicago tops 5.7 million a week
Chicago Daily News cites an investigation showing weekly racket profits reach 5,785,000 with 6,000 speakeasies operating normally and up to 12,000 at elections. The report lists beer and liquor profits 3,510,000 and 1,250,000 from gambling houses and other rackets totaling 5,785,000 weekly.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily News Today
Alfred Lingle
Tribune
Temsrale Ub Mings Tanta
Ethaer
Tornadoes Strike Minnesota Killing and Damaging Towns
A series of late day tornadoes in Minnesota left one dead and several injured. In St Paul Park suburbs, two injured and eighty year old Grace Cooley burned when her home collapsed. Grace Cooley and her father were carried feet from the wreckage. Brownsdale Oslo and nearby areas reported destroyed buildings. Randolph section foreman W Drappe of the Chicago Great Western was killed, with three others injured. Hastings space called for doctors and nurses.
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Grace Cooley
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Capitalists May Consider Liabilities of Local Bank
Local bankers discussed potential steps to assume liabilities of the Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company within days after state approvals. Some outside capital may back the move if local aid falters, with legal investigations cited as a barrier. Depositors would likely receive only a dollar per dollar, pending asset liquidation and creditor discharge.
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Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
Cleveland
Destructive Twister Hits Eau Claire Area
A tornado plowed through Eau Claire Wisconsin injuring twelve people and leveling buildings with damage pegged at four hundred thousand dollars. Reports from Menomonie said one person died as a farmhouse toppled. Debris filled streets while fires erupted in Eau Claire and crews worked in darkness to rescue the injured as utilities failed before long distance lines were restored.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Menomonie
Tornado kills Charley Wolfert and injures wife near Menomonie
A tornado wrecked a farm home near Menomonie Wisconsin killing Charley Wolfert and fatally injuring his wife. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Charles Oberle were seriously injured when their house was destroyed.
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Wis
Charley Wolfert
Charles Oberle
Hurricane hits Mazatlan causing widespread damage
Dispatches from Mazatlan report a hurricane striking the city. It unroofed houses, tore up telegraph poles and trees, wrecked a Wireless tower, and flooded a small district of the town.
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Mexico City
Mazatlan
Chiang's Reply to Truce Talk Triggers Battle Drive
Shanghai dispatch reports the Nationalist government rejecting truces with rebel forces. Chiang Kai-Shek personally commands from Hankow and vows to crush Kwangsi rebels within ten days, then resume campaigns against Northern coalition forces in Henan and Shantung. Yen Hsi-Shan and Feng Yu-hsiang push for Chiang's resignation as precondition for armistice.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Hankow
Kwangsi
China
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Henan
Shantung
Yellow River
Yen Hsi-Shan
Shansi
Feng
Yu Hsiang
Free Lunch Revival Hums In East Chicago and Detroit
Rumors tell of a resurgence of speak easies and snacks in eastern hubs with Cin cinnati noted for boldness in distribution. Old timers may recall lively times as new techniques emerge in bandit chasing and daily work scenes feature Sande and Gallant Fox.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
Sande
Gallant Fox
Muldoon
Uncle Sam
Charles Francis Coe
Fannie Kilbourne
Katharine Brush
Troops Massing in Bombay for Great Crisis
Bombay dispatch reports massing British and Indian troops amid rising Gandhi era civil disobedience and anti-assembly protests. 500 Mahrattas called from Poona with other detachments as 25,000 demonstrators defy orders. violence reported in Khaira village with police fire. Incident also notes a bomb thrown at Lyallpur Chenab Club garden.
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Lord Irwin
Tourangzai
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Simla
Bombay Congress Committee
Khaira
London
A _ Lahore
London Daily Mail Today
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Lyallpur
Attic Lover Rival in Basement in Milwaukee Murder Trial
In Los Angeles on June 13 attorneys for Otto Sanhuber charged in Milwaukee murder say Mrs. Oesterreich had another lover in a basement while she hid Sanhuber in a garret cubbyhole. Sanhuber and Mrs. Oesterreich deny the claim and the state alleges a conspiracy to kill Fred Oesterreich eight years ago.
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Los Angeles
Otto Sanhuber
Fred Oesterreich
Milwaukee
Oe Oesterreich
Earl S. Wakeman
Oesterreich
Sanhuber
Miwaukee
Oesterreichs
Distance record set for Excuse It Pleases
A London journalist misdialed Yuma, contacting Frank J. Gilmore who was awakened and questioned about his marriage and a supposed bride. Gilmore denied the inquiry as the caller learned they had the wrong number. Douglas Gilmore, actor, had married Tom Mix’s daughter last week and returned to Hollywood with his wife.
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London
Frank J. Gilmore
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Ruth Mix
Douglas Gilmore
Tom Mix
Hollywood
Shriners Rum Confiscated at Niagara Falls Border
Niagara Falls June 13 United States Customs Inspectors seized four to five thousand dollars worth of wine liquor and cognac hidden in Pullman cars used by Shriners traveling from a Toronto convention. No charges or fines were issued as ownership could not be determined.
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Toronto
Ont
United States Customs
T. M. ‘Hennessy
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Hennessy
Three Die by Own Hands in Cincinnati in One Day
In Cincinnati yesterday three people died by their own actions within hours. Frank Stoffer, 76, a former cigar maker, hanged himself at 410 Warner Street after failed gunshots. James Heath, 75, found in Mill Creek near Springfield Pike and the B&O bridge, is believed to have leapt into the water due to ill health. Dorothy Nayne, 23, of 3505 Spring Grove Avenue, died at General Hospital after ingesting rat poison. Coroner F. C. Swing filed verdicts of death by own action in each case.
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Cincinnati
Frank Stoffer
Warner Street
Harry Hichenberger
Stoffer
F. C. Swing
The
Famous Cigar Company
James Heath
Hore
Mill Creek
Springfield Pike
Baltimore & Ohio Bridge
Dorothy Nayne
Spring Grove Avenue
General Hospital
Swing
Defendent Shafer Collapses Surrendering to Court on Embezzlement Indictments
Amor W. Shafer, former Doherty & Co. manager, faces three embezzlement indictments totaling 210000 after grand jury action. He failed to meet a 109000 bond and was jailed, with rapid developments signaling investigation into Cosmopolitan Bank & Trust Co. collapse and broader defalcations.
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Amor W. Shafer
H. L. Doherty & Co
Cosmopolitan Bank & Trust Co
Chester R. Shook
Shafer
Walter Locke
Pogue, Hoffheimer & Pogue
Nelson Schwab
William Anderson
Judge Shook
Grand Jury
Traffic light change warns against wrong way on one-ways
A new traffic signal rule at all one way street intersections replaces the standard green with a second amber signal opposite the correct flow. The amber indicates to pedestrians they may proceed while motorists are warned not to travel in the wrong direction. The measure, ordered by Col Sherrill on Automotive Club guidance, aims to reduce wrong way driving.
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Col Sherrill
Automobile’ Club
Temperature report for several states with forecast notes
Readable excerpt summarizes forecast for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee with cloudiness chances and possible showers. Includes a long list of city temperatures and a formal June 12 1930 weather record comparing temperatures wind and precipitation with prior years.
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