Hoover Pledges U S Amity To Brazil Leader At Washington Fete
President Hoover welcomed Julio Prestes, Brazil president-elect, at a Pan American Union dinner in Washington. The event, broadcast across the Americas, praised enduring friendship and democratic ideals guiding U S Brazil relations. Prestes thanked Hoover and noted mutual cordiality beyond treaties.
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Hoover
U. S
Brazil
Washington
Julio Prestes
United States
Prestes
de Ameral
Pan-American Union
North
South America
National Broadcasting Company
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
New York
Conserving City Water Amid Hot Weather Warning
Cincinnati City Manager C A Dykstra issued a call for careful water use during a hot spell after a conference with Water Works Superintendent A S Hibbs. Hibbs said the system can max at 120 million gallons daily but consumption reached 130 million during Friday evening peak. Dykstra urged residents to delay lawn watering and warned that continued high use could require police power regulation.
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Cincinnati
C. A. Dykstra
Ity
A. S. Hibbs
Hibbs
Dykstra
Longworth Gann feud flares as Hoover escorts Gann to banquet
Washington June 14 The Longworth Gann social feud sharpens as Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth refuses to attend a banquet for Dr Julio Prestes. President Hoover escorts Mrs Dolly Gann to the banquet with Prestes and Senora de Tellez present.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Longworth-Gann
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Speaker Longworth
Dolly Gann
Curtis
Longworth
Hoover
Julio Prestes
Brazil
Hoover Had Agreed To Escort Mrs. Gann
Pan- American Union
Prestes
Senora de Tellez
Washington Diplomatic Corps
Princess Alice
Hover
Gann
Chicago Struggles Over Unsolved Lingle Murder
Six days after Tribune crime reporter Alfred Lingle was slain in a downtown tunnel, Chicago police reported no progress in identifying the shooter or motive. City leaders and press demand reforms as officials face criticism for alleged gangland ties and lawlessness. Col. Randolph and Alderman Albert called meetings to address rising crime and civil governance, while Mayor Thompson faced calls for leadership changes. Over 1,200 suspects were arrested and released in the week, with none linked to the case.
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Chicago
Alfred
Jake’) Lingle
William McSwiggin
Tribune
William Russell
Association
Col. Randolph
Albert
William Hale Thompson
Russell
John Stege
Lingle
Man foiled in death by own action over Shafer affair
A man identified as Harvey Hicks 41 of Pleasant Ridge attempted suicide with a knife in Dixie Terminal room 432 after declaring he would kill himself due to not earning any money while Amor W. Shafer, indicted for embezzlement, had offices in room 431. Hicks was taken to General Hospital and held for observation.
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Amor W. Shafer
General Hospital
Harvey Hicks
Kennedy Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Carruthers & Back Brokers
Policeman Schoo Killed in Newport Gun Battle
Policeman Schoo, 57, of 520 Lindsey Street, Newport, was shot to death in a pistol battle on Washington Street between Third and Fourth Streets at 11:45 last night. He suffered three bullet wounds and died instantly. the assailant escaped.
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Lindsey Street
Newport
Washington Street
Third
Fourth
Schoo
Aimee McPherson Fined by U S Customs Officials
New York June 14. Evangelist Aimee McPherson ordered to pay 276 for under declaring European purchases on arrival from Europe. Declaration listed 46 dollars, appraisers valued goods at 138 dollars, with 100 percent penalty. She agreed to pay the amount and forfeit goods held at the customs house.
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New York
United
Commencement Honors 925 Gradates at Nippert Stadium
Mayor Russel Wilson delivered the keynote at the University of Cincinnati ceremony as 925 graduates in black caps and gowns listened. He urged embracing peace and learning from history to shape a safer world while noting future dangers and possibilities.
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University At Nippert Stadium
Russel Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Plans to Add Bank 3 Trust Bond Assets and Tax Bill Payments
Prosecutor Nelson Schwab discussed a phase of Cosmopolitan Bank affairs with special counsel Raymond J. Kunkel. He noted trust deposits and a potential $100,000 bond, with funds possibly returned to creditors if trust business is limited. Progress in the probe remains slow as data is reviewed and tax checks tied to the bank are evaluated.
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Nelson Schwab
Raymond J. Kunkel
Cosmopolitan Bank
Two Youths Drowned in Ohio River and Millcreek
Two youths died yesterday in separate incidents within minutes in Ohio and near Cincinnati. Nine year old John Flake drowned in Millcreek near Cumminsville while seventeen year old John Schilling disappeared in the Ohio River at Butler Street under the railroad bridge as companions attempted rescue. Firemen recovered Schilling’s body and a third drowning occurred in Cleveland as hot weather spurred lake fatalities.
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George Flake
Pullan Avenue
Millcreek
Cumminsville Circus
Arlington
Spring Grove Avenue
Thomas Nicholson
Townsend Avenue
John Schilling
Broadway
Ohio River
Butler Street
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Rule Himes
East Pearl Street
Wilbert Dennison
East Second Street
Himes
Schilling
John Corcoran
Marshal Edward Franks
Frank Gears
Elmer Weis
Cornelius Hardy
William Droll
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cleveland
Lake Erie
House Tariff Bill 222 Passes Amid Cheers
House approves Tariff Bill 222 by 222 to 153 as cheers erupt. Fate of the measure rests with Hoover seeking final approval or veto. New York Stock Exchange bars reporters, shifting to press agents only after relocating offices in a clash over access.
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House
Hoover
New York World News Service
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Money Trust
Exchange
Financial District
E. H. H. Simmons
Simmons
Publicity Committee
Troops march into Bombay as crisis nears
One thousand armed troops invested Bombay amid a government crackdown on Gandhi era picketing. Congress volunteers, Laid under a six month penalty for picketing, faced clashes and arrests as authorities prepared to quell civil resistance with force. Rioting also reported near Agra and Sholapur quieted after leaders jailed.
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Bombay
India
Lord Irwin
Mahatma Gandhi
Congress
Trom
Manchester Regiment
Secunderabad
Frederick Syké
Sholapur
Agra
Bebe Daniels Weds Juvenile Screen Lover Ben Lyons
In Los Angeles on June 14 Bebe Daniels, 29, married Ben Lyons 31 a noted juvenile screen lover. The ceremony at 8 30 pm ends weeks of gossip with Hollywood celebrities invited. Daniels begins her first marriage while Lyons starts anew as film work delays their honeymoon.
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Los Angeles
Bebe Daniels
Filml
Ben Lyons
Screen
Pictures
Miss Daniels
Lyons
Hollywood
Carol Crowned Queen Helen Reconciled Rumors From Bucharest
A Bucharest report claims King Carol resolved a royal obstacle by annulling Princess Helen’s divorce, paving the way for her to return as queen. London dispatches mention Mme Magda Lupescu, with Romanian authorities reportedly denying admittance, while a family reconciliation is anticipated at Queen Marie’s palace. In Washington, Hawley Smoot tariff bill passes the House 222 to 153 and heads to President Hoover for signature, expecting approval next week.
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Bucharest
Carol
Rumania
Holy Synod
Helen
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Marie
Queen ‘Marie
London
Mme.Lupescu
Baden
Mme. Lupescu
Prince Nicholas
Washington
Congress
House
Hoover
Longworth
Curtis
White House
Hawley
Oregon
Ways and Means
Louisiana
Florida
Connery
Massachusetts
Hill
Hudspeth
Texas
Lea
California
Taylor
Colorado
Erson
Wisconsin
Minnesoike
Missouri
South Dakota
Oklahoma
LaGuardia
Ruth Pratt
New York
Jane Farmer-Labor
Kyvale
Coolidge
Senate
Edison to Name Road Through Sandusky and Milan
Thomas A. Edison of Milan Ohio has consented to name a road from Sandusky south through Milan to Johnston in lingering County in his honor. The announcement was made here today as part of the local dedication plan reflecting Edison’s hometown ties.
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Sandusky
Thomas A. Edison
Milan
New Jersey G O P Faces Dual Senate Nominees Tuesday
New Jersey selects nominees for short and long term U S Senate Tuesday with four Republican candidates in the field Dwight W Morrow Joseph S Frelinghuysen Franklin W Fort and John A Kelly Morrow and Kelly seek both terms while David Baird Jr declines a return The Democratic picks are Thelma Parkinson for the short term and Alexander Simpson for the full term Prohibition dominates some Republican lines with contrasting stances among candidates The race is seen as close with results uncertain until ballots are counted
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
United States Senate
Dwight W. Morrow
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Franklin W. Fort
John A. Kelly
Morrow
Kelly
David Baird, Jr
Camden
Walter E. Edge
France
Thelma Parkinson
Vineland
Smith College
Alexander Simpson
State Senate
Malls-Mills
Frelinghuysen
Fort
Baird
Ambassador Edge
America
Margretta Fort
Democrats and Republicans Say Measure Fails to Fulfill Pledges
Both parties clash over Measure F claiming it does not honor the pledges of the party in power. Lawmakers and analysts in the capital debate the measure’s compliance with stated goals and promised reforms.
Temperature overview and forecast across states for June 14, 1930
Regional temperatures and forecasts for Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Indiana note partly cloudy skies with possible showers and cooler conditions. A table presents current highs and lows across major cities including Cleveland Nashville Chicago New York Boston and others with rainfall and wind details for the June 14 period ending 8 p.m. meridian time, plus a comparative note to prior years and normals.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
City
Maine
Wash
Chicago
Ville
Duluth
Atlante
Louis
N. Orleans
Strato City
Galveston
Denver
Pittsburgh
el Paso
Specia
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Shafer
Dixie Terminal
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Schwab
Cosmopolitan
Uarul Annals
D. Harold Oliver
Edison
G.O. P
Emily Frelinghuysen
Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen
Dwight W. Mor
Dwight. W. Morrow
Preas
Joseph
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